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Micro-kinetic modeling of Pt-catalyzed hydrogen oxidation in a monolithic reactor was carried out for various feed temperatures. The monolith behavior was described by a simplified steady-state model that avoids surface species enthalpy evaluation and does not have temperatures as unknowns. A simplified pseudoarch length method was used to obtain the multiple solution branches for this typical exothermic reaction system. Based on parametric sensitivity and surface species distribution analyses of the micro-kinetic modeling results, macro-kinetic models that involve only gas concentrations were derived and were used to explain the composition effects on ignition temperature.

Steady-State Modeling of Pt-Catalyzed H 2 Combustion in a Monolithic Reactor: From Micro- to Macro-kinetics