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Математическое моделирование химического реактора с диффузионной структурой потока для реакции n-го порядка

Математическое моделирование химического реактора с диффузионной структурой потока для реакции n-го порядка

Abstract

Предлагается описывать распределение молекул по времени пребывания в химическом реакторе n -ого порядка однопараметрической диффузионной моделью с различными структурами потоков по исходному компоненту и продукту реакции. Разработан алгоритм и проведены расчеты для предлагаемой двухкомпонентной диффузионной модели с градиентными граничными условиями.Проведено сравнение с расчетами по типовой диффузионной модели с безградиентными граничными условиями на выходе из реактора.

It is proposed to describe the distribution of molecular residence time in the chemical reactor n -th order-parameter diffusion model with different structures on the initial flow component and the reaction product. An algorithm and calculations for the proposed two-component diffusion model with linear boundary conditions.A comparison with calculations based on the model of the diffusion model-gradient boundary conditions at the outlet of the reactor.

Keywords

ДВУХКОМПОНЕНТНАЯ ДИФФУЗИОННАЯ СТРУКТУРА ПОТОКОВ, ХИМИЧЕСКИЙ РЕАКТОР, ЧИСЛО ПЕКЛЕ, МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ, ГРАДИЕНТНОЕ ГРАНИЧНОЕ УСЛОВИЕ

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