Experimental and kinetic modeling of the combustion chemistry of high-energy density fuel JP-10

Yecheng Song; Shijie Bai; Minglei Wang; Shilong Li; Chen Huang; Zechang Liu; Guangyuan Feng; Chengyuan Zhao; Xu He; Kun Wang

doi:10.1039/d5re00563a

January 1, 2026Reaction Chemistry & Engineering

Experimental and kinetic modeling of the combustion chemistry of high-energy density fuel JP-10

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Key Points

To develop and validate a kinetic model for the combustion of JP-10 fuel using new data.
Constrained the JP-10 HyChem model with new speciation data from flow reactor systems.
Validated the model against comprehensive speciation data and global combustion properties.
Measured ignition delay time and laminar flame speed for comparison.
The model accurately predicts ignition delay times for JP-10.
Validated with comprehensive speciation data enhancing confidence in its accuracy.
Demonstrated improved understanding of combustion characteristics of JP-10.

Implication

Experimental modeling reveals combustion properties of JP-10 fuel, suggesting improvements for high-energy applications.

Abstract

The JP-10 HyChem model was constrained by new speciation data from two flow reactor systems, and was subsequently validated using comprehensive speciation data as well as global combustion properties, ignition delay time and laminar flame speed.

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Song et al. (2026) studied this question.

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