Combustion Pollutants Prediction Training Package
$480.00 Student Discount
Pollutants Prediction in:
- Combustion chamber
- Jet combustion
- Bluff-body mild burner
Description
Combustion Pollutants Prediction Training Package, 3 CFD projects
This combustion pollutants prediction training package includes 3 CFD projects to study pollutant prediction such as SOx, NOx, and Soot in a combustion chamber, jet combustion, and a bluff-body mild burner.
The projects are designed to help users understand the fundamentals of combustion pollutant prediction and to develop their skills in using CFD software to accurately predict the emissions from combustion systems. The projects include detailed instructions on how to set up the simulations, as well as guidance on how to interpret the results. The projects also provide a range of exercises to help users develop their understanding of the underlying physics and chemistry of combustion pollutant prediction.
The package also includes a comprehensive set of resources to help users understand the fundamentals of combustion pollutant prediction, including tutorials, case studies, and reference materials. The resources are designed to help users develop their understanding of the underlying physics and chemistry of combustion pollutant prediction, as well as their ability to interpret the results of their simulations.
Combustion pollutants prediction can be done using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations. CFD simulations are used to model the flow of air and combustion gases in an engine or other combustion system. The simulations can be used to predict the levels of pollutants such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter that are produced by the combustion process. The simulations can also be used to optimize the design of the combustion system to reduce the levels of pollutants.
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