Propulsion Engineering · Zero-Emission Simulation · Thermodynamic Research
A high-fidelity engine simulation suite that demystifies fluid dynamics, fuel chemistry, and combustion mathematics into real-time, browser-native interactive experiences.
An advanced transient 0D solver resolving temperature, pressure, cylinder volume, and exhaust emissions at 0.25° crank-angle intervals across all four strokes — exactly 2,881 discrete equations per cylinder, finishing in under 20 ms in your browser. No server. No compile. No wait.
Characterize fuel injection sprays without a wind tunnel. Compute droplet size distributions, spray penetration, evaporation timescales, and cone angles using empirical correlations validated against high-speed Mie scattering experiments.
One-on-one and cohort-based training by an active combustion CFD researcher. From OpenFOAM mesh generation to reacting-flow LES — learn the workflows that power real journal papers, not toy tutorials.
Agni — the classical Sanskrit term for fire and ignition. Cycle — continuous thermodynamic closed-loop conversion. Together: a platform designed to model the controlled burn at the heart of every engine.
Our mission is to accelerate the path to clean propulsion — allowing researchers to safely push alternative fuels to their thermodynamic boundaries, modeling knocking, thermal wall losses, and nitrogen oxide freezing under real-world operating maps.
Where GT-Power and AVL BOOST require local servers and minutes of compile time, AgniCycle's algebraic state solver — fully optimized in client-side TypeScript — completes a full transient 2,881-step run in under 20 ms, enabling fluid real-time slider sweeps with instant visual feedback.
Designed for the full research workflow — from back-of-envelope to publication.
AgniCycle is the rapid-prototype layer before GT-Suite. Map the entire parameter space in seconds — then commit to 1-D flow modeling with confidence.
Use AgniCycle to explore the parameter landscape — then lock in your best candidates for high-fidelity GT-Power validation.
From doctoral candidates running their first cycle analysis to senior engineers validating injection strategies.
AgniCycle is in active development. Here's what's live, what's in progress, and what's coming next.
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