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@@ -425,20 +425,21 @@ General Usage in Cantera
In Cantera, the following steps are typically necessary to investigate a
reactor network:
1. Define ``Solution`` objects for the fluids to be flowing through your
reactor network.
1. Define ``Solution`` objects for the fluids to be flowing through your reactor
network.
2. Define the reactor type(s) and reservoir(s) that describe your system. Chose
Ideal Gas (Constant Pressure) Reactor(s) if you only consider ideal gas phases.
Ideal Gas (Constant Pressure) Reactor(s) if you only consider ideal gas
phases.
3. *Optional:* Set up the boundary conditions and flow devices between reactors
or reservoirs.
or reservoirs.
4. Define a reactor network which contains all the reactors previously created.
5. Advance the simulation in time, typically in a for- or while-loop. Note that
only the current state is stored in Cantera by default. If you want to observe
the transient states, you manually have to keep track of them.
only the current state is stored in Cantera by default. If you want to
observe the transient states, you manually have to keep track of them.
6. Analyze the data.