cantera/test_problems/fracCoeff/frac_blessed.out
Harry Moffat 2f5bf8b7fb Added a new test that pretty much mimics the frac python test.
It does add tests for the calculation of equilibrium constants
for fractional coefficient reactions.
2006-04-30 18:06:56 +00:00

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Number of species = 6
Number of reactions = 2
fwd_rop[0] = 3.04665e+10
fwd_rop[1] = 1.57504e-08
0 H2 -1.10253e-08
1 H 4.2653e+10
2 O nil
3 O2 6.09329e+09
4 OH 1.82799e+10
5 H2O -3.04665e+10
Creation Rates:
0 H2 0 0
1 H 4.2653e+10 1.4
2 O 0 0
3 O2 6.09329e+09 0.2
4 OH 1.82799e+10 0.6
5 H2O 1.57504e-08 1
Destruction Rates:
0 H2 1.10253e-08 0.7
1 H 0 0
2 O 0 0
3 O2 3.15009e-09 0.2
4 OH 9.45026e-09 0.6
5 H2O 3.04665e+10 1
kf[0] = 1e+13
kf[1] = 39810.7
equal numbers 0: 3.04665e+10 3.04665e+10
equal numbers 1: 1.57504e-08 1.57504e-08
Equilibrium constants for irreversible fractional rxns:
Kc[0] = 5.60014e-11
Kc[1] = 62705