Abstract
CFD simulation of spray penetration with standard KIVA-3V were compared with those using both an ‘original gas jet model’ and a ‘normal gas jet profile model that features a new breakup length formula’ by implementing them in the standard KIVA-3V code. The effects of entrainment coefficient on the spray penetration simulated with the gas jet profile were compared to that simulated with the standard KIVA-3V spray model. The accuracy of the CFD simulation results was estimated by comparing them with available experimental data. Both the standard KIVA-3V spray model and the normal gas jet profile model with the breakup length formula predict well the spray tip penetration up to a gas density of 60 kg/m3. The CFD simulation of spray tip penetration with the standard KIVA-3V predicts better with the ‘original gas jet model’ when the ambient gas density is lower than 60 kg/m3. For higher densities, the normal gas jet profile model with breakup length formula predicts the spray penetration better.
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