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Is the gas temperature at the reactor outlet calculated based on the reactor temperature or the ambient temperature?

2018-02-08View Original

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Using an RGibbs reactor with a reaction temperature set at 800 degrees Celsius, is the temperature of the gas exiting the reactor the same as the reactor temperature during simulation calculations? For the conversion between m3 and Nm3, the ideal gas law must be used.
Reply #22018-02-09
This temperature refers to the process gas temperature, that is, the specified reaction temperature. For gas feeding to large-scale industrial plants, the flow rate is usually specified in Nm3; otherwise, it is difficult to establish a unified standard

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