How is the yield of gasification elements determined?

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To simulate coal gasification using a yield reactor and a Gibbs equilibrium reactor, it is necessary to convert coal into pure elements such as C, H, O, N, and S through the yield reactor, but it is required to determine the yield of each element. I usually calculate it through elemental analysis of the coal type, but some sources state that in the ASPEN calculation process, the specified elemental yields are not strictly followed; only approximate values are used. Some experts also suggest using the calculator function to set these parameters (I don’t know how to use it); in this way, the yield of the elements can automatically change depending on the type of coal used. How do fellow sailors determine the yields of various elements in the reactor? Please share as many suggestions as possible!

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