How to calculate the GHSV (in h-1) of a reaction involving carbon and nitric oxide (NO)? I would like to carry out a NO reduction reaction involving carbon fibers and NO with out using oxygen and reducing gases such as H2, CO, NH3, urea and hydrocarbons. The feed contains NO diluted with He to achieve the desired concentration levels. A fixed bed of carbon fibers will be used to carry out the reduction. How could one calculate the GHSV in that case. Suggest me how to calculate that.

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The GHSV can be calculated using the formula GHSV F A F BR A R B where F A and F B are the molar flo... View the full answer