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Old   September 26, 2011, 01:34
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Hi everyone
I have just started using CFD ACE. I have a small query regarding how to set a equillibrium reaction in CFD ACE.
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Old   January 17, 2012, 03:43
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sure let me know if its not too late

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Old   January 17, 2012, 03:56
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i got that dude .... facing some other problem related to volume reaction along with surface reaction .....
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Old   January 17, 2012, 03:59
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and whats that?
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If you have to solve for both reactions taking place in the volume of the reactor and one reaction on the surface of the reactor than how to proceed ...
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well, you can define the surface reaction on the boundary condition under chemical rex tab and volume reaction can be defined in volume condition again in chemical reaction tab
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i knw that but the solution is not converged ....the reaction happens in some fractions of the reactor volume...
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Is it Instantaneous reaction problem?
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No you have a reaction rate constant .... we can also take equilibrium reaction rate constant....
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Its is difficult to answer this query without looking into the problem.
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The problem is I am simulating a Chemical Vapor Deposition Reactor for production of silicon. The reactor configuration is such that you have an U shape rod where deposition takes place .Its basically Seimens process for production of Silicon.
the surface reaction is
SIHCL3+H2->SI(B)+3HCL
along with this there are several volume reactions one of which is
SIHCL3->HCL+SICL2
how to proceed in this case .
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