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Reaction product outlet temperature

2009-03-23View Original

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The outlet temperature of the reaction products – is it the temperature of the reactants or the temperature at the outlet of the reactants? Which is more appropriate?
Reply #22009-03-23
The outlet temperature of the reactants; it’s better to translate this as “outlet temperature of the reactants”
Reply #32009-03-23
Reactant seems to refer to the reactants, while product appears to be resultant; outlet temperature of reaction resultant
Reply #42009-03-24
First of all, this sentence in Chinese sounds a bit awkward: Reaction products generally refer to materials or streams; so what is the outlet for reaction products? The outlet of the reactor, as well as the outlets of the pipelines connecting to the reactor, are smoother. Or it can be expressed as: the temperature of the reaction products, or the temperature of the reaction products at the outlet. My humble opinion: product temperature / the temperature of the products / the outlet temperature of the reactor

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