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Experi imental <strong>and</strong> <strong>Numerical</strong> N Stud dy <strong>of</strong> <strong>Swirling</strong> g Flow in Scaveenging<br />

Processs<br />

for 2-Stroke<br />

Marin ne Diesel Engin nes<br />

Fig gure 5.33:<br />

Mea an Normalized Axial A<br />

Vort ticity @ Re <strong>and</strong> a A<br />

75% % port closure.<br />

distribu ution, will al lso increase tthe<br />

vorticity distribution in the regioon<br />

between n vortex core <strong>and</strong> the nearr<br />

wall region.<br />

Thus eliminnating<br />

the verry<br />

weak vo ortical region to the side wwhere<br />

vortex core<br />

is closer tto<br />

the wall. Thhe<br />

mean axial a vorticity y distributionn<br />

at z in figgure<br />

5.32 is low <strong>and</strong> moore<br />

5<br />

uniform mly distributed d.<br />

When the t intake por rt is closed by 75% as shownn<br />

in figure 5.333,<br />

compared to<br />

other positions p <strong>of</strong> pis ston, at z thee<br />

strong vorticcity<br />

<strong>of</strong> the vorrtex<br />

core regioon<br />

1<br />

no lon nger exist. In nstead the voorticity<br />

distriibution<br />

is unniform<br />

with a<br />

compar ratively lower value. The voorticity<br />

distribuution<br />

is also uuniform<br />

<strong>and</strong> thhe<br />

plots ar re not shown due d to noise innclusion<br />

as meentioned<br />

earliier.<br />

In general it<br />

can be concluded c tha at with the inccrease<br />

in intakke<br />

port closuree<br />

the mean axiial<br />

velocity y distribution in the cylindder<br />

becomes mmore<br />

uniformm<br />

starting from<br />

downstream<br />

<strong>and</strong> mov ving to upstream<br />

cross-sectional<br />

positionss.<br />

5.2<br />

Cylinder r Wall Prressure<br />

MMeasureme<br />

ents<br />

Chapter 5<br />

For each<br />

piston posit<br />

the sam me manner as<br />

pressure e manometer<br />

Furness s<br />

limited<br />

HD755<br />

s<strong>of</strong>twar<br />

average<br />

®<br />

tion the static differential prressure<br />

has be<br />

s discussed inn<br />

section 4.4. Extech<br />

(resolution o<strong>of</strong><br />

1 Pa) is u<br />

digital diffe ferential microo<br />

manometer<br />

range. For a given positioon<br />

<strong>and</strong> Reyn<br />

, the measurem ments were coonducted<br />

for 5<br />

re with a acqu uisition frequeency<br />

<strong>of</strong> 1 read<br />

e value is obtained.<br />

Figuress<br />

5.34 & 5.35<br />

®<br />

een measured in<br />

HD7755<br />

differentiial<br />

used for the ccases<br />

where thhe<br />

r could not bbe<br />

used due to<br />

nolds number, , using Extechh<br />

5 minutes (using<br />

data loggin<br />

ding per seconnd)<br />

<strong>and</strong> then a<br />

give the normmalized<br />

pressu<br />

®<br />

ng<br />

an<br />

ure<br />

142<br />

Effect <strong>of</strong> Piston Position

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