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What type of unit model is suitable for the combustion furnace in the Brayton gas power cycle?

2011-03-25View Original

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I would like to ask experts: when using Aspen Plus to simulate the Brayton gas power cycle, a combustion furnace is required. In this furnace, liquefied natural gas reacts with air, and at the same time, ammonia from the Rankine cycle absorbs heat from the combustion furnace. What type of unit model is suitable for simulating the combustion furnace?
Reply #22011-03-26
Why isn’t anyone answering? I’m desperate – can a Gibbs reactor be used? I’d like to ask everyone for advice

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