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High-fidelity heat transfer modeling for the automotive CFD applications
A simplified CFD model for radiative heat transfer in engines
Simulation of ECN sprays with a LES turbulent dispersion model
Numerical simulation of reforming effects of additional strokes in 6-stroke engine combustion
A new chemical kinetic mechanism for bio-diesel using decoupling methodology and latest C3 model
Tabulated kinetics to model compression ignition engines operating with advanced combustion modes
Impact of formulation of fuel surrogates on engine knock prediction
Advanced Ignition System Model for Spark-ignition Engines
Application of FGM tabulated chemistry to DISI engine combustion and knock modeling
Understanding challenges associated with the numerical modeling of DISI Cold-Start
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