How to Calculate an Interphase Reactor Value

In order to calculate the interphase reactor value, you will need to use a chemical equation and the assistance of a calculation program designed to handle equations of this magnitude. Since these chemical reactor values are often associated with large chemical reactions and nuclear reactors, the product of the equation can be relatively dangerous when handled by someone other than a trained chemist. The PRO/II process simulation program is an example of software used to complete this type of chemical equation.

Things You'll Need

  • Chemical equation software
  • Computer
  • Mouse
  • Keyboard
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Instructions

  1. Calculate Interphase Reactor Value

    • 1

      Login to your chemical equation software program, such as PRO/II or a similar program, by double-clicking the icon on your computer's desktop.

    • 2

      Click "File," then "New" at the top of the screen to open a blank equation document. Click "Component Selection" at the top of the toolbar on this page and choose the appropriate chemical calculation settings for your equation. This will differ according to the materials with which you are working.

    • 3

      Enter in all elements used for your equation into the document. Click "Thermodynamic Data" on your toolbar to open a list of commonly used options. Choose the appropriate equation setting to access the interphase reactor value portion of the software.

    • 4

      Click "Streams" on your toolbar to construct a visual model of your interphase reactor value equation and chemical process.

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