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Chapter 2: Combustion in Gas-phase Processes<br />

<strong>Tutorials</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

2.6.1.3 Project Results<br />

The solutions from the reactor network are shown in Figure 2-36 and Figure 2-37. The<br />

temperature solutions in Figure 2-36 indicate that the gas mixture ignites in the third<br />

reactor (flame zone) and the temperature continues to increase in the second reactor<br />

(recirculation zone) where part of the recycled CO is consumed. Gas temperature<br />

increases slightly in the post-flame region (the second cluster) as remaining CO is<br />

converted to CO 2 in the hot flue gas (see Figure 2-37).<br />

The NO profiles are also given in Figure 2-37. As we expected, NO level continues to<br />

rise in the post-flame region mainly due to the thermal NO formation.<br />

Figure 2-36<br />

Gas Turbine Network—Temperature Comparisons<br />

Figure 2-37<br />

Gas Turbine Network—CO and NO Comparisons<br />

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