How can electrolyte simulation achieve ionic balance? (Solved it in a confused manner)
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This post was last edited by chengjian5906 on 2010-3-10 11:16. In reactions involving ions, the input stream is electrically neutral, yet at the output end there is always an imbalance between cations and anions. What should I do? * WARNING: STREAM 2 IS NOT IN CHARGE BALANCE: ANION FLOW = -.10884872E-02, CATION FLOW = 0.36795427E-02 RELATIVE DIFFERENCE = 0.23804189E+01
After repeated adjustments, balance was finally achieved, but I still don’t understand why or how it was balanced; the problem was resolved in a rather confusing way…………
I’ve encountered the same problem. What adjustments did you make to achieve balance?
3# catchrain8 adjusted the composition of the reaction feed, setting the values for all products in the reaction feed to 0, and then replaced the reactor. Run the blue text again, and voilà, haha. You can give it a try.
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What reactor was replaced? 4# chengjian5906
Rstoic, you can give it a try; maybe it’s related to the reactor. I can’t be clear about it now either; it was resolved in a rather hasty manner.