Prompt NOX - Methane combustion
Dear all
I am using two-step Methane combustion reaction by Fluent, and my purpose is to calculate the Prompt NOX, to do that I need to calculate the Equivalence Ratio and the Fuel Carbon Number which is the number of carbon atoms per molecule of fuel. -Two-step Methane Reactions: 1st reaction: CH4+1.5 O2 → CO + 2 H2O 2nd reaction: CO + 0.5 O2 → CO2 My question is that: To set the fuel carbon number, should I consider the 2nd reaction(number of carbon in CO) also or not? Finally, Which one is right? Fuel carbon number = 2 (including 1 carbon CH4 from 1st reaction and 1 carbon CO from 2nd reaction) Fuel carbon number = 1 (including only 1 carbon in 1st reaction CH4) Thank you in advance. |
Fuel carbon number is based on atomic number of your fuel. Your fuel is CH4 not CO.
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Thank you for your reply LuckyTran
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