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Combustion Stoichiometry Simulator

Examine the stoichiometry of hydrocarbon combustion. Adjust carbon and hydrogen atoms alongside air feeds to calculate actual air-fuel ratios, exhaust products, and adiabatic flame temperatures.

Fuel
Octane
C8H18
Air Feed
20% Excess
Dynamic mix
Output
CSV
Stoich table

Parameters

Fuel Molecule Preset
Sweep Air Feed Cycle

Stoichiometric Governing Equations

Theoretical Air Coefficient
a_th = C + H/4
Actual Air Coefficient
a_act = a_th · (1 + ExcessAir / 100)
Adiabatic Flame Temp
T_ad = T_0 + LHV / ((1 + AF) · Cp)

Exhaust Product Mix (moles per mole of fuel): 8.0 CO₂, 9.0 H₂O, 2.5 O₂, and 56.4 N₂.

Thermal cooling occurs at higher excess air feeds due to the large mass of non-reacting Nitrogen and excess Oxygen absorbing combustion heat.

Linked Combustor Core

Fuel: C8H18Air: 20% excessCO₂H₂ON₂O₂Octane Combustion Chamber (Intense / High Temp)
Flame Temperature
2061°C
Air-Fuel Ratio
18.03:1
Theor. Air (a_th)
12.50moles
Actual Air (a_act)
15.00moles

Adiabatic Flame Temp vs Excess Air Feed

Reaction Stoichiometry Data

Excess Air (%)Air-Fuel RatioAdiabatic Flame Temp (°C)Exhaust O₂ (moles)
015.0324430.00
2018.0320612.50
4021.0417835.00
6024.0415727.50
8027.05140710.00
10030.05127312.50
12033.06116315.00
14036.07107017.50
16039.0799220.00
18042.0892522.50
20045.0886625.00