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Aspen problem - GIBBS reactor

2010-07-12View Original

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Why, when using a GIBBS reactor, if CUO is set to MIXED, it decomposes into CU2O and O2, but if it is set to solid, it doesn’t react and doesn’t decompose?
Reply #22010-07-13
Reply to 1# liyuqigood: Could you please post your bkp file? I can get results by doing it myself, whether I choose the solid type or the conventional type for CUO.

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