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yaml2ck(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual yaml2ck(1)

yaml2ck - convert Cantera YAML input files to Chemkin-format mechanisms

yaml2ck [OPTIONS] INPUT

yaml2ck converts a Cantera YAML input file to Chemkin-format reaction mechanism.

The parameters are as follows:

Cantera YAML input file to be converted. This file contains the declarations of the elements and species, thermodynamic data, as well as the reactions and transport data (if any).
Name of the phase to load from the input. If unspecified, the first phase listed in the input file will be loaded.
The path to the output mechanism file. Optional. If not provided, the name of the input file will be used, with the extension replaced by '.ck'. If the path specified here is an existing directory, the output file(s) will be placed in that directory.
The path to the output thermodynamics database file. Optional. If not provided, the thermodynamic data will be included in the mechanism file.
The path to the output transport database file. Optional. If not provided, transport data will be included in the mechanism file.
Sort elements in source order (None, default), alphabetically (alphabetical), or from lowest to highest atomic mass (molar-mass).
Sort species in source order (None, default), alphabetically (alphabetical), or from lowest to highest atomic mass (molar-mass).
If set, overwrite existing output files. (default: False)
Check that the mechanism can be loaded back into Cantera. (default: True)
Show the help message and exit.

yaml2ck --mechanism=chem.inp --thermo=therm.dat chem.yaml

12 Aug 2022 yaml2ck

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