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Oxy-combustion is a promising concept to achieve an extremely clean combustion, independently of the fuel type, because, on the one hand, it is a NOx-free combustion and, on the other hand, the CO produced during combustion can be easily captured once the water vapour is removed from the exhaust gases stream, consequently allowing also carbon neutral operation. An existing zero-dimensional (0D), mixing-controlled combustion model, developed for a standard diesel combustion scenario, has been adapted to the oxy-fuel combustion scenario. Initially, the model over-predicted the heat release at the end of the combustion process. The main model adaptation was to modify the relationship between the average Y and the effective Y (i.e. the one of the charge actually entrained by the spray), to be consistent with the significant increase in compression ratio needed in the oxy-fuel context. As a result, a model able to correctly predict the combustion behaviour at any operating condition has been obtained, which finally represents a very suitable tool to assist in the concept development.

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Extension of a Zero-Dimensional Mixing-Controlled Combustion Model for the Development of a NOx–Free System Based on the Oxy-Combustion Concept
Johnson Matthey Technology Review 68, 261 (2024); https://doi.org/10.1595/205651324X16963284171824
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