Treffer: Study on the Operating Process of an Underwater Diesel Engine
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A steady state and transient simulation model for an underwater diesel engine system, including governor, diesel engine, and pipe systems after turbine, is developed and verified. A two-phase flow of exhaust gas and water at the tail pipe is studied with three-dimensional fluid dynamics calculation. A water flooding criterion for an underwater engine is also given by these models and related experiments. Safe operation ranges of the engine are also studied. The histories of relative engine speed, pressure, and Froude number of the tail pipe exhaust gas under starting and stopping processes are studied. The Froude number of the tail pipe exhaust gas is an oscillating phenomena when the engine is starting, which is likely to cause sea water to flow backward into the tail pipe. The opening of the tongue valve must be controlled according to engine back pressure during the stopping process to prevent sea water flooding on the one hand and high back pressure on the other. The underwater diesel engine operating control strategy can be given on the basis of the research work.