Showing 3 results for Mirmohammadi
A. Mirmohammadi, F. Ommi,
Volume 3, Issue 3 (9-2013)
Abstract
The purpose of present paper is simulation a direct injection stratified charge natural gas engine. The
KIVA-3V code was used for gaseous fuel injection simulation. Compression and expansion stroke of
engine cycle is simulated using KIVA-3V code. In cylinder fuel equivalence ratio distribution criterion is
used for studying mesh independency. The results show that 550000 cells number is sufficient. The
amount of NO emission in the end of closed cycle simulation was found equal 674.875 ppm and In cylinder
pressure versus engine crank angle degree was simulated that maximum value found in 366 oCA that equal
to 27.3222 bar.
Dr. Ali Mirmohammadi, Eng. Amin Kalhor,
Volume 9, Issue 4 (12-2019)
Abstract
According to the global air pollution Crisis, it seems necessary to finding a way for cars pollutions. The Combination of alcoholic fuels with gasoline is one of the methods to reduce pollutions. For optimizing engine performance, fuel availability, toxicity and political advantage, a blend of ethanol, methanol and gasoline is likely to be preferable to using any of these individual substances alone. So the purpose of this paper is studying methanol, ethanol and gasoline blend effect on engine emissions at different engine speed. The simulated model was validated in different RPMs of gasoline engine at full load condition. The effect of combined fuel injection in the simulated model was investigated and compared with the experimental results. The results of simulation have good agreement with experiments. The results show that by ethanol and methanol with gasoline blend CO and HC emissions are lower than gasoline mode, but the NOx and CO2 pollutants increases.
Dr. Ali Mirmohammadi, Eng. Mehdi Rezaei-Ravari,
Volume 11, Issue 1 (3-2021)
Abstract
In this article, the procedure of series hybridizing is fulfilled on the O457 city bus that is produced in Irankhodro Diesel Company. For simulation validation the bus with base diesel engine is simulated in European and Tehran compound urban–highway driving cycle and fuel consumption results compared. First the ECE_EUDC_LOW driving cycle simulation results compared with the results of the advisor software that was some difference between two software results. For deep validation bus with base engine was simulated in Tehran driving cycle and fuel consumption calculated 53.26 Lit/100Km that was near actual value that is 59.48 Lit/100Km. After verification, a bus with series hybrid electric-diesel powertrain was designed and simulated in the European and Tehran driving cycle. Simulation results and experimental data’s shown that the series hybrid electric-diesel bus fuel consumption reduction in the ECE_EUDC_LOW driving cycle, is 30% and in Tehran driving cycle is 39% less in comparison to base power train that is base diesel engine.
