Internal Combustion Engines Laboratory

Along the last years, the LABMCI have been given technical and scientific support to the following academics works:

 

Graduate: Doctoral thesis
Title	Main topics	Academic program	Year
Experimental and chemical kinetics modeling investigation of autoignition of jet fuel and surrogates De Toni Júnior, Amir Roberto	Chemical kinetics Fuel formulation and development	Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering POSMEC / UFSC	2017
Modelagem e análise numérica da combustão de óleo vegetal in-natura em motores a combustão interna de ignição por compressão Ortiz Sánchez, Yesid	Internal combustion engines Computational Reactive Fluid Dynamics	Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering POSMEC / UFSC	2017

 

Graduate: Master dissertation
Title	Main topics	Academic program	Year
Development of an indirect method for knock prediction in CRFD simulations of internal combustion engines Gabriel de Andrade Janene Gonini	Internal Combustion Engines / Computational Reactive Fluid Dynamics	Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering POSMEC / UFSC	2022
Fugitive Emissions from Mobile Sources—Experimental Analysis in Buses Regulated by the Euro 5 Standard Antonio Carlos Caetano	Internal combustion engines	Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering – PEM / UEM	2022
I-pentane and i-pentene as gasoline surrogates components for the transport industry: a numerical analysis on ignition delay times and laminar flame speed using detailed chemical kinetics Kraus, Felipe da Costa	Chemical kinetics Fuel formulation and development	Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering POSMEC / UFSC	2021
Analysis of flame propagation for fuel surrogates using outwardly spherical flames in closed vessel Jeison Duvan Diaz Rodriguez	Fuel formulation and development Computational Reactive Fluid Dynamics	Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering POSMEC / UFSC	2018