I am looking for a skeletal methane combustion mechanism in chemkin format, which has 17 species and 25 reactions. I have searched through many web sites but i can't get it. It is propably called skeletal25. Any body who can help with this problem is appreciated. Thank you
Dear Kemal, in National Institute of Standards and Technology, DATA Section you can find the data on methane combustion chemical reactions. Gianluca
www.nist.gov
Hello, you can find the mechanism with these reactions, may the problem is related to the database of this mechanism so try to contact the author of the article that contains this mechanism to have more data on this mechanism
You may find the following link useful:
http://combustion.berkeley.edu/gri-mech/releases.html
You can download the " grimech30.dat " (A reaction mechanism and rate coefficient file, in Chemkin format), here:
http://combustion.berkeley.edu/gri-mech/version30/text30.html#thefiles
Good luck!
Hi Kemal Büyükakın,
Do you have online access to the Journals of the Proceedings of Combustion Institute, Combustion and Flame, and Combustion Theory and Modelling? If so, then please check the papers which have been published by T. S. Cheng et al. on the stability mechanism of Methane Micro-flame physics. I hope that you will readily find your desired skeletal methane combustion mechanism in Chemkin format. Anyway, all the best for your research.
You can also obtained the detailed and reduced methane combustion mechanism in the following website. Recently, I am also simulating the engine fulled with methane in Converge.
https://www.cerfacs.fr/cantera/mechanisms/meth.php
Good luck with you.
Xiongbo
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