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Study of Velocity and Pressure Distribution Characteristics Inside of Catalytic Converter Geometry with Fluent 2D - Modeling & Simulation

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Title Study of Velocity and Pressure Distribution Characteristics Inside of Catalytic Converter Geometry with Fluent 2D - Modeling & Simulation
 
Creator Sakhare, Devendra Kumar
Singh, Sripal
 
Subject Coal Gesification
 
Description Catalytic Converters used in modern days Automobiles play a very important role towards reducing the harmful pollutants entering into our local environment. The efficiency of Catalytic converter solely depends upon the Geometry & Catalyst elements used. This paper reports the investigation made on two designs of Catalytic converter geometry namely Cylindrical & Convergent–Divergent shape. The Velocity & Pressure drop characteristics inside the converter have been described by using FLUENT 2D-Modeling flow through Porous media. GAMBIT was use as pre-processing tool for geometry creation & meshing. The detail study shows that the Cylindrical Catalytic converter creates more pressure drop as compared to the Convergent-Divergent shape and the NOx conversion efficiency is also high in the Cylindrical Catalytic converter. The simulation results of Velocity variation & Pressure drop characteristics in these two geometries are validated with the laboratory results.
 
Date 2014-12
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://cimfr.csircentral.net/1708/1/sakhare.pdf
Sakhare, Devendra Kumar and Singh, Sripal (2014) Study of Velocity and Pressure Distribution Characteristics Inside of Catalytic Converter Geometry with Fluent 2D - Modeling & Simulation. International Journal of Computational Engineering Research, 4 (12). pp. 28-33. ISSN 2250 – 3005
 
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