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Problem of surface kinetic input file for BSS ethylene flames (Flame C3) (SOOT)

    • z.z.huang
      Subscriber
      Hi, I am working on the simulation of the Particle-Size Distribution with Pre-mixed Laminar
      Burner-Stabilized Stagnation Flame in CHEMKIN PRO for the BSS ethylene flames (Flame C3), and I already have the chemkin input files for the BBS ethylene flame from the literature support material. However, the input files only include the gas-phase kinetic file, the thermodynamics file, and the transport file, and I need to write my own surface kinetic file. 
       
      I am having a lot of problems writing surface kinetic file. One of them is that I am defining the lumped pseudo-species BIN1-BIN20 with the CLASS command and it is not readable by chemkin. I've read the 6.1.3 Particle Class of Ansys Chemkin Pro Input Manual in detail, but the application examples for CLASS are not clear and appear to be mislabeled, as in Figure 6.4. Can you please provide me with an example of the CLASS command? Preferably a definition of BIN1-BIN20 carbon soot particles.
       
      In addition, I see the validation of the BBS ethylene flame example in the Model Fuel Library, but the corresponding chemkin input file is garbled, can you provide the specific input file?
       
      Below is a surface kinetics file that I wrote myself, please correct me! Thanks!
       
      MATERIAL  SOOT
      DISPERSED
      CLSM SOOT 5
      END
       
      BULK/CARBON/  CSOLID/1.5/
      END
       
      THERMO
      CSOLID                  C   1               S    300.00   4000.00 1000.00      1
       .145569246E+01 .171706380E-02-.697584100E-06 .135283160E-09-.967649050E-14    2
      -.695128087E+03-.852568475E+01-.310872070E+00 .440353690E-02 .190394120E-05    3
      -.638546970E-08 .298964250E-11-.108650790E+03 .111382950E+01                   4
      END
       
      CLASSES
          CLASS 1
              BIN1A BIN1B BIN1C BIN1AJ BIN1BJ BIN1CJ
                  COMPOSITION CSOLID:20
              END
      BIN2A BIN2B BIN2C BIN2AJ BIN2BJ BIN2CJ
              CLASS 2
                  COMPOSITION CSOLID:40
              END
      BIN3A BIN3B BIN3C BIN3AJ BIN3BJ BIN3CJ
              CLASS 3
                  COMPOSITION CSOLID:80
              END
      BIN4A BIN4B BIN4C BIN4AJ BIN4BJ BIN4CJ
              CLASS 4
                  COMPOSITION CSOLID:160
              END
      BIN5A BIN5B BIN5C BIN5AJ BIN5BJ BIN5CJ
              CLASS 5
                  COMPOSITION CSOLID:320
              END
      BIN6A BIN6B BIN6C BIN6AJ BIN6BJ BIN6CJ
              CLASS 6
                  COMPOSITION CSOLID:640
              END
              ......
      END
       
      REACTIONS
      ......
      ......
      END
    • jcooper
      Ansys Employee

      Hi:

       

      Your mechanism is not in the correct surface reaction format.  Keywords CLASSES, CLASS and CLSM don't belong there.  CLSM is an input parameter to the Chemkin simulation.

       

      For an example of soot particle nucleation/aggregation, you can load the tutorial shown in the screenshot below, which also shows the CLSM keyword:

       

    • z.z.huang
      Subscriber

      Dear jcooper,

      Thank you very much for your reply.

      Regarding the surface kinetic file for the the lumped pseudo-species BIN1-BIN20, I still haven't learned how to write it, so I hope some tutorials on how to learn it will be provided.

      On the other hand, I have studied the surface kinetic file of soot particles in ansys tutorial. 

      Now I have a problem, I learned in the tutorial about the oxidation reaction of SOOT particles, i.e., OH+open(se)+C(B)=>CO+H(se)

      So how does one go about writing code for SOOT oxidation by O2 using surface site species?

      This is the SOOT particle oxidation reaction I have seen in the literature, how do I write this into a surface kinetics file in chemkin pro?

      Best regards!

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