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Where can I find a ethane-oxygene one-step mechanism to use in a software as FLUENT, ANSYS CFX, COMSOL....?

I have just found a mechanism for ethane. It's very accurate but too many reaction and species don't permit to run under COMSOL or any CFD software. I need a one step mechanism to estimate flame temperature and CO2,H2O,C2H6 and O2 concentraction.

I have a mixture of C2H6-O2-H2O. I would have a computer simulation of this combustion. Where can I find everything I need? (reactions, rate costants, activaction energy...)

What means "blowoff" and "blowout" about a flame? I know the meaning of "blowoff" concerning speed flame...but "blowout"?

I would need a system to have same data at different pressures (i.e 2,5,10,15 atm). AITs at ambient pressure are easy to find (Quintage and Zabetakis provide a lot).

I read the full article. My doubts linger. Despite its abstract, the article doesn't provide a law or a model to correlate AIT with pressure. Therefore I need your help again. Someone has other ideas? Maybe I'd begin to get Bodurtha's Table 3-2.

Well done! This could be the most interesting document about my problem. I hoped to try an user-friendly correlation law, perhaps Semenov's coefficients. I refer to this article surely. Thanks

Thank you. I expected that trend from Semenov's equation. Unfortunately I don't know Bodurtha's book. I'd need data about alkanes. What can you say?

It'easy to find data about AIT's combustible at 1 atm. Where can I find a correlation law for different pressures?