Reaction Temperature of CH4
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Reaction Temperature of CH4
I calculated the theoretical flame temperature for the complete combustion of CH4 with 20% excess air to be 1801 C using a Gibbs Reactor Unit. What could someone expect the maximum temperature to be if using a catalytic oxidizer? The same? Which Reactor Unit could be used for the simulation?
Re: Reaction Temperature of CH4
Are you still using the same 20% excess air?
In this case the use of a catalyst should not affect the heat balance, nor the conversion.
Typically one would use a catalyst as to not require such high temperatures though.
In this case the use of a catalyst should not affect the heat balance, nor the conversion.
Typically one would use a catalyst as to not require such high temperatures though.