Gibbs reactor limiting equilibrium problem

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Use Gibbs reactor to simulate biomass gasification and choose the method of limiting chemical equilibrium, * * * SEVERE ERROR THE NUMBER OF REACTIONS (1) IS NOT EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING SPECIES (8) MINUS THE EFFECTIVE NUMBER OF ATOMS (5) Three reactions have been entered. The previous inputs were all gas-solid reactions and there was no problem. However, changing the approach temperature has no effect on the results. Just change it to another reaction. In addition, is the number of substances participating in the reaction all the defined substances, or is it the number of products defined by the product in the Gibbs settings? Can an expert please explain THE NUMBER OF REACTIONS (1) IS NOT EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING SPECIES (8) MINUS THE EFFECTIVE NUMBER OF ATOMS (5) But I have already entered 3 reactions. The previous inputs were all gas-solid reactions, so there was no problem, but adjusting the approach temperature had no effect on the results.,,, and it was like this after changing the reactions. Can someone please explain it - This article is from * * Chemical Engineering - Let the world have no difficulty in learning chemical engineering technology, original address: https://bbs.mahoupao.com/thread-217184-1-1.html