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I would like to ask everyone, when should one choose the dynamic mode?

2011-08-14View Original

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I would like to ask everyone, when should one choose the dynamic mode? Under what circumstances should the balanced mode be chosen? I think that in the case of a dynamic model, the reaction will eventually reach equilibrium as well, right? So, how exactly should one choose which mode to use?
Reply #22011-08-14
Reply 1# are: Are you considering a reactor or a distillation column?
Reply #32011-08-14
Reply to 2# cl6119: Am I in charge of reactor calculations? Does this impose different requirements on reactors or distillation columns? I just think that even in dynamics, in the end it’s all about equilibrium patterns, right? So which mode should be chosen specifically?
Reply #42011-08-14
I think if the experimental data you have relates to dynamics, then use a dynamic model; If it is balanced data, use a balanced model ; There’s nothing; just use the conversion rate model or the Gibbs model ;

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