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Carbon deposition reaction

2016-06-10View Original

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I am using RGibbs to simulate the water vapor transformation reaction (CO + H2O = CO2 + H2), with CaO added as a CO2 absorber. The main side reactions considered are the formation of CH4 and C; however, in my simulation results only methane is produced, while the carbon content remains zero. I would appreciate some guidance from experts
Reply #22016-06-10
What’s the issue with not being able to upload the simulation file?
Reply #32016-06-12
Use a reactor based on another model; the Gibbs reactor is nothing but a mess, and who knows what will end up coming out of it.

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