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Catalytic Liquid Phase Monolith reactor
Posted 2009年8月24日 GMT+2 16:521 Reply
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I would like to model liquid phase methanation reaction (H2 + CO) in a monolith reactor.Can you please assist with ideas on the physics i can use and other condierations i shouldnt overlook
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Last Post 2009年8月24日 GMT+2 21:50
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Hi
depending on your level and your need, you can find interesting hints for most chemical approaches here (I have read it a couple of times and finds it very usefull for my general COMSOL understanding):
www.comsol.com/academic/books/mmwfem/
probably also in these, but I do not know myself
www.comsol.com/academic/books/itcec/
www.comsol.com/academic/books/eocre/
Unforunately chemistry FEM is not my speciality (yet), I'm currently to occupied on mixing the other "physics"
Good luck
Ivar
depending on your level and your need, you can find interesting hints for most chemical approaches here (I have read it a couple of times and finds it very usefull for my general COMSOL understanding):
www.comsol.com/academic/books/mmwfem/
probably also in these, but I do not know myself
www.comsol.com/academic/books/itcec/
www.comsol.com/academic/books/eocre/
Unforunately chemistry FEM is not my speciality (yet), I'm currently to occupied on mixing the other "physics"
Good luck
Ivar