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How to define coke in biomass gasification simulation and the Fortran reaction kinetics equations

2019-09-06View Original

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The few articles I’ve read recently are all about biomass – coke + volatiles, with the coke further decomposed into elemental substances. I would like to ask what coke and volatiles refer to in this context. Does anyone know how to write the reaction kinetics in Fortran and then integrate it into Aspen? I’m also looking for the source code for both Aspen and Fortran. I would be extremely grateful if you could share your knowledge. 9797834768@qq.com
Reply #22019-09-19
In industrial analysis, it can be entered for solids
Reply #32019-09-19
How should the obtained volatile gases be defined?
Reply #42019-09-19
How is volatile gas defined?
Reply #52019-09-20
All of them are available: volatile matter, ash, moisture, and fixed carbon – their contents can all be determined

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