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  • #315
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    I was wondering to what these coefficients correspond :

    I searched in OpenWAM manual but I didn’t find anything.

    Does “CW” mean “Cylinder Wall” ?

    Thanks

    #471

    Heat transfer fitting of intake coefficient and heat trasnfer fitting of exhaust coefficient are coefficients that multiply heat trasnfer during the intake and the exhaust proceses. By default you can use 1.

    Xpe is not used, is an old coefficient, you don’t need to put any specific value.

    CW1 and CW2 are coefficients of the Woshni equation. This equation determines the heat transfer cofficient between the gas and the cylinder walls. As default values you can use 1.7 for CW1 and 1 for CW2

    #472

    You can find a better explanation of the coefficients CW1 and CW2 in SAE Technical Paper 2005-01-0210

    #473
    Anonymous
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    Thanks.

    So in the Woshni equation :

    C1 & C2 correspond to CW1 & CW2?

    Because in the manual, it’s written that C2 is 3.24.10-3 or 6.22.10-3 depending on open or divided chamber, and C1 is 6.18+0.417*Cu/Cm or 2.28+0.308*Cu/Cm depending on the type of process (air management or compression/expension) ?

    #474

    In the last versión of OpenWAM

    C1=Cw1+Cw2*(Cu(alpha)/Vp)

    and

    C2=0.001

    #475
    Anonymous
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    Ok, thanks!

    #476

    @farnau wrote:

    In the last versión of OpenWAM

    C1=Cw1+Cw2*(Cu(alpha)/Vp)

    and

    C2=0.001

    I have seen the Literautur. C1 should stand for 2 number。 one for gas exchange period: C1=6.18+0.417Cu/Cm ,and one for the rest: C1=2.28+0.308 Cu/Cm。 But in the Openwam we do not have two choice to define them for the different Phase。 So I want know, how would that be ? I will appreciate your answer! Please help!

    #477

    The values for the gas exchange period are internally defined (C1=6.18+0.417Cu/Cm). You must provide only the values for the rest of the period.

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