Downloads
On this page you will find a number of downloads for
the heat release program umhr. Currently
two sample engines are given, a Spark Ignition and a Compression Ignition
(Diesel) engine.
| Description |
Version |
File |
| Blank Input File
These are all of the parameters needed in order to run the program.
You might want to open this file and then print it out to make the
collection of data easier. |
1.2 |
inputdata.htm |
Sample Input File for
a Spark Ignition Engine
Tab-delimited (CA [°] P[Pa])
Crank-Angle (CA) resolution: 1°
Number of data points: 213
Intake Valve Closing (IVC): -103°
Exhaust Valve Opening (EVO): 101°
Port-Fuel Injected
|
1.2 |
ca_p_si_example.txt |
Sample Input File for
a Compression Ignition (Diesel) Engine
Tab-delimited (CA [°] P[Pa])
Crank-Angle (CA) resolution: 1/4°
Number of data points: 2880
Intake Valve Closing (IVC): 135°
Exhaust Valve Opening (EVO): 484°
Port-Fuel Injected†
|
1.2 |
ca_p_ci_example.txt |
Sample umhr
Graphical User Interface Input Files
Spark Ignition
Compression Ignition |
1.2
1.2
|
si_example.htr
ci_example.htr |
Sample umhr
Output Files
Spark Ignition
Compression Ignition |
1.2
1.2
|
output_si.csv
output_ci.csv |
Input and Output Parameters
for FORTRAN Source
Integer parameters
Double Precision parameters
|
1.2
1.2
|
intinput.htm
doubleinput.htm
|
Graphing
Component Help File
Unfortunately, the installation program used for the GUI does not
properly load the help file for the graphing component. However,
you can download that file here (Double-click on this file to start
the help feature).
|
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OLCH2D-U.HLP |
† Yes, it is a direct-injection
diesel engine, however version 1.2 of umhr
does not account for variable mass input. Therefore, all fuel mass is
assumed to enter the cylinder during the intake event (closed mass assumption).
Version 1.3 will allow for a fuel injection profile to be entered by the
user.
Unless otherwise expressly stated, all
original material of whatever nature created by Dr. Christopher D. Depcik
(chris) and included
in this website and any related pages is licensed under a Creative
Commons License.
Date Created: 05/28/2003
Date Revised:
10/11/2005
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