Development of computational models for the simulation of the performance of automotive catalytic converters

Stephen F. Benjamin

Development of computational models for the simulation of the performance of automotive catalytic converters

Stephen F. Benjamin

Faculty of Engineering, Environment & Computing

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Abstract

This paper describes the research work undertaken within the Centre for Automotive Engineering Research and Technology (CAERT) at Coventry University to develop and validate computational models for the simulation of autocatalyst performance. The models predict the flow, heat and mass transfer and chemical kinetics of catalytic converters using as a platform commercially available computational fluid dynamic (CFD) software.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the International Conference on Automotive Technology, ICAT 2000
Publisher	ICAT
Pages	95-101
Publication status	Published - 2000

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Paper presented at the ICAT 2000 Automotive Technology Conference, held Oct 19-20 2000, Istanbul, Turkey.

Keywords

automotive catalytic converters
mathematical modelling

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Development of computational models for the simulation of the performance of automotive catalytic converters

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