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Material type issue?

2010-07-28View Original

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I’m a bit confused: why must C be used as CIPSD rather than MIXED in the gasification calculations? Is it true that when defining calculations for all pure solids, only CIPSD can be used and MIXED cannot?
Reply #22010-07-28
In my opinion, after C-conversion, it is still *solid and has a particle size distribution, so CIPSD should be used.
Reply #32010-07-28
CIPSD conventional solid band particle size distribution. C belongs to the conventional solid components.

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