How to determine the components of the exhaust gases emitted by a torch and the heat released
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I am working on an international project related to the production of synthetic ammonia under hot weather conditions. The client requires that, in accordance with EPA regulations, data on the gas composition before and after combustion, as well as the heat released, be provided for both the syngas torch and the ammonia torch. I only know the parameters of the gases discharged into the torches (temperature, pressure, flow rate, composition). Since several reactions occur simultaneously, it is unknown what proportion each reaction accounts for, and therefore it is not possible to determine the combustion products and their components. Could everyone share their experience in this area, or the calculation standards?
Do you mean that reactions occur between the various components? As for the method we use to calculate the heat of combustion, it involves determining the composition of the gas mixture based on the proportions of each component. I’m not sure if this is the same approach everyone uses; let’s learn together*