Incineration: Components Tab

Variable Definitions, Ranges and Default Values

The following table shows a brief description of the variables appearing in this tab. The table also displays their default values and their generally acceptable range:

Variable	Default Value	Range

○ Carbon Dioxide Indicates the pure component that corresponds to carbon dioxide. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Water Indicates the pure component that corresponds to water. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<Water>	Any Pure Component
○ Nitrogen Indicates the pure component that corresponds to nitrogen. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<Nitrogen>	Any Pure Component
○ Oxygen Indicates the pure component that corresponds to oxygen. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<Oxygen>	Any Pure Component
○ Hydrogen Chloride Indicates the pure component that corresponds to hydrogen chloride. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Hydrogen Fluoride Indicates the pure component that corresponds to hydrogen fluoride. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Bromine Indicates the pure component that corresponds to bromine. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Iodine Indicates the pure component that corresponds to iodine. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Sulfur Dioxide Indicates the pure component that corresponds to sulfur dioxide. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Phosphorus Pentoxide Indicates the pure component that corresponds to phosphorus pentoxide. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component
○ Ash Indicates the pure component that corresponds to ash. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available components in order to select one.	<none>	Any Pure Component

Symbol Key: ○ User-specified value (always input); ● Calculated value (always output); ◙ Sometimes input, sometimes output

Specification Choices / Comments

The following list describes the available specification choices in this tab; for more details on how these are implemented, please view the Modeling Calculations section, see Incineration: Modeling Calculations:

Specify a suitable pure component for each element that may be present in the flue gas stream or in the ash stream. These include excess amounts of reactants (oxygen, bromine and iodine), inert nitrogen, fuel ash, water vapor and combustion gases (carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride and phosphorus pentoxide). Before using this tab, you may need to register suitable pure components for carbon dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, bromine, iodine, sulfur dioxide, phosphorus pentoxide and ash; for more details on how to register a pure component, see Pure Component Registration.

•Water, Nitrogen and Oxygen...

Suitable pure components are pre-selected for these elements from the list of registered pure components.