Combustion and radiation modelling


No of hours per week: 4  [2 + 2], one term   ECTS: 5

Lecturers: prof.dr.sc. Zeljko Bogdan - Zeljko.Bogdan@fsb.hr
  prof.dr.sc. Neven Duic - Neven.Duic@fsb.hr
  Prof.dr.sc. Daniel Schneider - Daniel.Schneider@fsb.hr
Assistent: Dr.sc.Milan Vujanovic - Milan.Vujanovic@fsb.hr

Study: undergraduate (BSc) study of mechanical engineering
Course: Modelling in Engineering and Computational Simulations
Term: IV term

Course type:
Field-related

Knowledge assessment:
exam

Type of exercises:
Laboratory

Exam prerequisites:
Thermodynamics I, Fluid Mechanics I
  Course objective:
Introduction to processes of combustion and heat radiation and methods for their calculations inside furnaces and combustion chambers

Recommended literature:
1. Görner, K., Technishe Verbrennungssysteme: Grundlage, Modellbildung, Simulation, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1991,
2. Kuo, K.K., Principles of Combustion, John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1986,
3. Siegel.R. and Howell, J.R., Thermal Radiation Heat Transfer, second edition, Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, Washington, 1981.

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Week Lectures   Exercises

1. Combustion statics   Excel with Visual Basic
2. Combustion dynamics   Combustion calculations, constructin of H-t diagram
3. Fuel gas combustion   Calculations of constants for combustion kinetics. Arrhenius function applied on combustion.
4. Fuel liquid combustion   Development of a simple combustion model for liquid fuel.
5. Pulverized coal combustion   Development of a simple combustion model for pulverized coal.
6. Production of pollutants: CO2, SOx, NOx, soot and particles   Mathematical model of NOx generation.
7. Colloquy   Mathematical model of NOx generation.
8. Radiation intensity distribution   Calculation examples
9. Diffusion and flux models of radiation   Calculation examples
10. Zonal methods for radiation calculations: Hottel method, Monte Carlomethod   Development of Monte Carlo model for simple geometry.
11. Discrete radiation model, optical characteristics of media   Development of Monte Carlo model for simple geometry.
12. Temperature calculations: mean gas temperature, gas temperature fluctuations, mean particle temperature   Development of Monte Carlo model for simple geometry.
13. Conservation equations for mass, momentum and energy. Transport equations for species. Equation discretization.   Development of Monte Carlo model for simple geometry.
14. Numerical methods   Development of Monte Carlo model for simple geometry.
15. Exam   Development of Monte Carlo model for simple geometry.


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