Oxidation kinetic mechanism of n -decane under high temperature and pressure: a first-principles molecular dynamics study

The n -decane/air (C 10 H 22 /air) combustion reaction kinetics has attracted much research attention because of its potential application in the aerospace field. In this work, C 10 H 22 oxidation in O 2 under high temperature and pressure is simulated based on the first-principles molecular dynamic...

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Published in:Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP 2023-12, Vol.25 (47), p.32471-32481
Main Authors: Zhang, Teng, Xia, Wenbo, Fan, Wei, Chen, Lang, Chen, Jun
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Atmospheric pressure
Combustion
Covalent bonds
Delay time
First principles
Flame speed
Flames
High temperature
Hydrocarbons
Molecular dynamics
Oxidation
Reaction kinetics
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Summary:The n -decane/air (C 10 H 22 /air) combustion reaction kinetics has attracted much research attention because of its potential application in the aerospace field. In this work, C 10 H 22 oxidation in O 2 under high temperature and pressure is simulated based on the first-principles molecular dynamics method for the first time. Our results show that C–C bond breaking and H-abstraction are the two main initial reactions in the oxidation process of C 10 H 22 . However, there exists an obvious difference under high and atmospheric pressures. Under high pressure, C–C bond dissociation reactions of hydrocarbon molecules are the main reaction types, while H-abstraction reactions are the main reaction types under atmospheric pressure. The radicals (HO 2 , OH, O, etc. ) play key roles in promoting the oxidation of hydrocarbon molecules. A detailed chemical kinetic model (76 species and 435 elementary reactions), the FP-C 10 H 22 model, of C 10 H 22 /air mixture combustion is constructed and verified. The predicted values of FP-C 10 H 22 model on the ignition delay time, laminar flame speed and species concentration of jet stirred reactor (JSR) species concentration are in good agreement with the experimental data.
ISSN:1463-9076
1463-9084
DOI:10.1039/d3cp04542k