Skeletal mechanism reduction through species-targeted sensitivity analysis
Abstract
The use of simplifying techniques to obtain skeletal kinetic mechanisms with the required accuracy is often a necessary step when computationally demanding simulations are concerned. In this work, a novel approach for an automatic mechanism reduction, aimed at retaining accuracy on specific target species, is proposed. Starting from the consolidated coupling between flux analysis and sensitivity analysis, a methodology based on curve matching...
Paper Details
Title
Skeletal mechanism reduction through species-targeted sensitivity analysis
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
163
Pages
382 - 393
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