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Examination of Initialization and Geometric Details on the Results of CFD Simulations of Diesel Engines

Advanced Combustion Modeling in STAR-CD: a New Technique for Automatic Grid and Mesh Motion Generation Applied to Diesel Combustion and Emissions Analysis

Simulation of Transient Cavitation Processes in Diesel Injectors Using KIVA with a Homogeneous Equilibrium Model

A Modeling Study of Charge Preparation and Combustion in an HCCI Engine Using a Variable Pressure Pulse (VPP) Injection System and Optimized PRF Blends

Towards Using Realistic Chemical Kinetics in Multidimensional CFD

Assessment of Soot and NOx Reduction Strategies in a Medium-Speed Marine Diesel Engine Configuration Adopting the CFD-Code AVL FIRE and Optical Measurements

Comparison of Diesel Spray Combustion in Different High-Temperature, High-Pressure Facilities

High Performance 3D CFD Codes for Complex Piston Engine Applications

Flexible Meshing Process and Multi-Cycle Methodology for Simulating Reacting Flow in SI High Performance Engine with ANSYS CFX

Multidimensional Parallel Simulation of Diesel Exhaust Aftertreatment Systems

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