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December 23, 2014 at 4:03 pm #338
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% OpenWAM %
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Version: 2.1
Released: 23/12/2014
CMT-Motores Térmicos | Universitat Politecnica de Valencia.
web: http://www.openwam.com
e-mail: openwam@mot.upv.es
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1. Content.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%This package includes two executable files: OpenWAM and WAMer.
The first one is the calculation code. The second one is the
interface used to generate the model. WAMer only works under
windows operating system but you can run in Linux using wine.
WAMer interface is in English.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
2. Source code.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%You can download the source code from the following git
repositories:*https://github.com/CMT-UPV/OpenWAM
*http://openwam.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
3. Linux notes.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%* The model must be built using Wamer.exe. This inteface is
only compiled for windows. You can use it in linux with winewine Wamer.exe
* To run the model use the following command line
./OpenWAM.bin model.wam
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4. News of this version.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Version 2.1
* Modified the procedure to calculate in-cylinder pressure.* Added the possibility to include an injection rate.
* Modified the calculation of the gas properties in the cylinder.
* Soved some bugs reading the sensor input data.
* Modified the input data to the rotary disk. Added some
multipliers to better control of the discharge coefficient.* Solved some bugs in the calculation of twin turbines and have
been adapted to be used with the manufacturer maps.* Added some multipliers to the compressor map.
* Solved some bugs in the engine and PID controller. Added
dwell time to the PID controllers.* Solved some bugs in the fuel controller and in the VVT actuators.
* Code optimization which reduce more than 4 times the time
consumption.* Other optimizations and solution of bugs.
Version 2.0.3
* Solved bug in the actuator of the fuel.* Solved bug in the VVT actuator.
* Solved bug for supersonic flow in boundary conditions.
* Solved bug for species tracking in branches.
* Solved bug in the species mass balance in 2 strokes engines.
* Solved bug in the calculation of gamma in the cylinder.
* Modified the calculation of the fuel for petrol engines.
* Modified correlations for gamma calculation in the cylinder.
* Added compressor map extrapolation capabilities.
Version 2.0.2
* Solved a bug in the injection of fuel for spark ignition
engine.* Solved bugs in the calculation of the pipe properties using
TVD schemes.* Important memory leak solved.
* Solved a bug in the calculation of the specific heat ratio in the
cylinder.Version 2.0.1
* An important bug has been corrected where the engine was
modelled as spark ignited engine. That means, the fuel is
calculated as a function of the air mass. The bug did that
the fuel quantity was always equal to 0, independently of
the air mass.* Some bugs have been corrected in the labels of the WAMer.
* A button has been included in WAMer to run the model directly.
* It is possible to define the path of the OpenWAM.exe.
Version 2.0.1
* Some modifications have been intruduced in the code to be
compiled in Visual Studio 2008.* Bug corrected in the combustion model (ACT).
* Bug corrected in the engine valves.
* Bug corrected in the heat transfer calculation in exhaust
pipes.* Bug corrected in the reference parameters for the SAE
compressor map.* Added new icon to the .exe file (Only in Windows)
Version 2.0.0
* The OpenWAM code has been rewritten in order to be compiled
it in any standard c++ compiler.* Lots of bugs have been corrected in WAMer interface. Some
data were not stored when you change the values.* Some bugs have been removed from the calculation code.
* New version of the ACT combustion model has been included.
December 28, 2014 at 9:02 am #505EROClierty EROClierty
MemberI tried to download the new OpenWAM 2.1 (https://openwam.webs.upv.es/docs/?p=211#more-211) however the download links don’t seem to correspond to the files described. The Windows 32-bit refers to a Linux 32-bit distrubition (.tar.gz) and the Windows 64-bit distrubition (.zip) seems to te emty. The Linux downloads does seem to link to Linux distributions (I can’t see if they work, I’m running on Windows).
August 10, 2016 at 9:41 pm #740Marco Garavelli
ParticipantHi all!
Thank you for Openwam, I’m new here and I hope that is not a problem if I write my question here.
I have tryed the 2T tutorial, and I have some strange result, for example it arrives to 900 Angle (deg) and I don’t know is ok or not. The torque arrives untill 800 Nm, and it seems very high for a 125cc. An other thing about the torque is that in some moment it is negative and I don’ know why.
Thank you in advance for your help.
August 12, 2016 at 4:58 pm #742Arnau F. J.
KeymasterIt is a very strange result but our institution is on holidays during August and we cannot check what is causing that issue.
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