Schedule
This tentative schedule is suject to change.
The workshop will run 9 AM to 6 PM on Sunday 16 March, with a meet-up the evening before for those arriving earlier on Saturday. The Sunday morning session will be an introduction and tutorial (bring a laptop to follow along and try things out). After lunch we invite lightning talks from attendees (show off what you have tried to do with Cantera, or what you would like to do with Cantera), and will have a session on how to contribute to Cantera. The afternoon will be a presentation of what’s new in Cantera, including demonstrations of the latest features and capabilities.
Start Time (EST) | End Time | Session |
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9:00 | 12:00 | Introduction & Tutorials (including a break) |
12:00 | 13:30 | Lunch break (not provided) |
13:30 | 14:30 | Lighting Talks (contributions welcome) |
14:30 | 15:00 | Contributing to Cantera |
15:00 | 15:30 | Break |
15:30 | 18:00 | What’s new in Cantera (including a break) |
Topics
Tutorial Session (morning)
We expect to cover:
- Installing Cantera
- Input files (conversion / debugging)
- Thermo / equilibrium (adiabatic flame temperature)
- Ignition Delay - ideal shock tube
- Ignition Delay - rapid compression machine
- Laminar Flame Speed
- Sensitivity analysis
- Flux diagrams
What’s New Session (afternoon)
We expect to cover:
- Documentation enhancements: new examples gallery, and expanded documentation for developers
- Extensible reaction rates.
- Preconditioners for faster reactor integration
- Real gas models in 1D simulations
- Catalytic combustion with the new PFR
- New mixing rules for collision effifiencies
- Blowers-Masel for thermodynamic sensitivity
- Reactor network visualizations