Abstract
In this review, a survey of previous studies has been conducted on the use of simulation software to evaluate the performance of spark igniting engines. Some of the gaps in the simulation software used by researchers requiring further research and consideration of their potential impact on the writing of the topic under discussion. The results of the simulation software have led to the ability of these models to predict engine performance, and show good agreement between the experimental results and the results predicted by the simulation software. These findings increase the reliability of simulation software, which can replace the experimental tests and in turn reduce the cost. This will also provide a platform for the researchers to expand their experimental through varying the different parameters instantaneously to get the optimum performance criteria
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