O2/CO2 氛围下正庚烷的燃烧机理研究

Translated title of the contribution: Quantum chemical analysis of n-heptane combustion mechanism under O2/CO2 atmosphere

Chenxi Li, Yongfeng Liu*, Lu Zhang, Haifeng Liu, Jino'u Song, Xu He

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Abstract

In order to study the combustion characteristics of n-heptane under O2/CO2 atmosphere, a C-H combustion mechanism based on the detailed reaction paths of CO2 and H· was proposed. The possible reaction paths of CO2 and H· were analyzed by using density functional theory, and the calculation grids were established according to the actual size of constant volume combustion chamber. The combustion processes of n-heptane under different atmospheres (air, 53%O2/47%CO2, 61%O2/39%CO2) were calculated through C-H mechanism. A constant volume incendiary bomb visualization experiment platform was built to measure the combustion process of n-heptane in different atmospheres. The reaction site of CO2, the reaction energy barrier of CO2+H→ CO+·OH, and the flame length were analyzed. The results show that the C-H mechanism can well predict the combustion flame length of n-heptane under O2/CO2 atmosphere, and the maximum error and the average error are 9.60% and 2.42% respectively under 50%O2/ 50%CO2. The reactivity of oxygen atom of CO2 is higher than that of carbon atom, and the average local ionization energy and molecular surface electrostatic potential at the oxygen ends are 297.72 and -13.08 kcal/mol, respectively. H· can combine with carbon atom and oxygen atom of CO2, the reaction energy barrier are 26.71 and 11.07 kcal/mol, respectively.

Translated title of the contributionQuantum chemical analysis of n-heptane combustion mechanism under O2/CO2 atmosphere
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)2157-2169
Number of pages13
JournalHuagong Xuebao/CIESC Journal
Volume74
Issue number5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 5 May 2023

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