Gokul Vishwanathan, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
2011 University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI 
Area:
Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Environmental Engineering
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Rolf D. Reitz grad student 2011 UW Madison
 (Development and application of a practical soot modeling approach for low temperature diesel combustion.)
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Taie Z, West B, Szybist J, et al. (2018) Detailed thermodynamic investigation of an ICE-driven, natural gas-fueled, 1 kWe micro-CHP generator Energy Conversion and Management. 166: 663-673
Vishwanathan G, Reitz RD. (2015) Application of a semi-detailed soot modeling approach for conventional and low temperature diesel combustion - Part I: Model performance Fuel. 139: 757-770
Vishwanathan G, Reitz RD. (2014) Application of a semi-detailed soot modeling approach for conventional and low temperature diesel combustion - Part II: Model sensitivity Fuel
Witkowski D, Kondo K, Vishwanathan G, et al. (2013) Evaluation of the sooting properties of real fuels and their commonly used surrogates in a laminar co-flow diffusion flame Combustion and Flame. 160: 1129-1141
Vishwanathan G, Reitz RD. (2010) Development of a practical soot modeling approach and its application to low-temperature diesel combustion Combustion Science and Technology. 182: 1050-1082
Vishwanathan G, Reitz RD. (2009) Modeling soot formation using reduced polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon chemistry in n-heptane lifted flames with application to low temperature combustion Journal of Engineering For Gas Turbines and Power. 131
Vishwanathan G, Reitz RD. (2008) Numerical predictions of diesel flame lift-off length and soot distributions under low temperature combustion conditions Sae Technical Papers
Vishwanathan G, Reitz RD. (2008) Modeling soot formation using reduced PAH chemistry in n-heptane lifted flames with application to low temperature combustion Proceedings of the Spring Technical Conference of the Asme Internal Combustion Engine Division. 29-36
Vishwanathan G, Sutton WH, Sharif MAR. (2006) Study of autoignition of H2-O2-AR mixtures using computational fluid dynamics with detailed chemical kinetics in a rapid compression machine Collection of Technical Papers - 44th Aiaa Aerospace Sciences Meeting. 23: 17500-17515
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