This invention relates to the field of
combustion dynamics technology, and provides a method for modeling the
combustion dynamics of nano-aluminum particles based on molecular
reaction dynamics. The method includes: S1 constructing a nano-aluminum
particle model; S2 establishing an oxidation
combustion reaction system; S3 analyzing molecular trajectories; S4 extracting reaction paths; S5 determining gas-
phase reaction kinetic parameters; S6 determining
surface reaction kinetic parameters; S7 constructing a heterogeneous combustion kinetic mechanism; and S8 verifying and outputting
simulation results. This invention directly extracts reaction paths through molecular dynamic trajectories in the reaction force field, reducing the subjectivity of relying entirely on artificially preset elementary reactions. It supplements key gas-phase and
surface reaction parameters through
quantum chemical calculations and
density functional theory calculations, improving the physicochemical basis of the mechanism parameters. By
coupling gas-phase and surface reactions into a heterogeneous combustion kinetic mechanism, it more completely describes the
structural evolution process of aluminum nanoparticles from melting, rapid oxidation,
partial oxidation to equilibrium.