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=Theory=
=Theory=
Theory of chemical reactions


What a mechanism consists of
What a mechanism consists of
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Input parameters for rate constant calculation
Input parameters for rate constant calculation
=Definitions/Quantities=
Definitions of quantities involved in chemical reactions
Theoretical information needed (by Cantera) to define reaction mechanisms


=Code=
=Code=


Kinetic class
==Defining a Reaction==
 
End use of the Cantera classes - to define a reaction.
 
CTI files, XML files
 
What are the parameters that a reaction requires to work
 
How to use for rolling your own reactor models
 
==Computing Reaction Rates==
 
End use of the Cantera classes - to obtain reaction rates.


XML files
Kinetics class


Where the reaction rates are assembled, and what methods
Where the reaction rates are assembled, and what methods
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Where the reaction rates are used
Where the reaction rates are used


How to use for arbitrary numerics/rolling your own reactor models
How to use for arbitrary numerical solvers (your own ODE/PDE solvers)
 
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 17 April 2017

Theory

Theory of chemical reactions

What a mechanism consists of

How the reaction rates are assembled, theoretically

Input parameters for rate constant calculation

Definitions/Quantities

Definitions of quantities involved in chemical reactions

Theoretical information needed (by Cantera) to define reaction mechanisms

Code

Defining a Reaction

End use of the Cantera classes - to define a reaction.

CTI files, XML files

What are the parameters that a reaction requires to work

How to use for rolling your own reactor models

Computing Reaction Rates

End use of the Cantera classes - to obtain reaction rates.

Kinetics class

Where the reaction rates are assembled, and what methods

Where the reaction rates are used

How to use for arbitrary numerical solvers (your own ODE/PDE solvers)



Flags