heat of reaction
| Alternative term for energy of reaction. |
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where, k = velocity constant or specific reaction rate constant and [DELTA]H = heat of reaction (vulcanization) or cure enthalpy. Ignition of the built-up lining within duct systems has been attributed to hot work practices, flames from the molds, burning tramp material from the pouring station, heat of reaction from the buildup itself and static discharge within the duct system. This reaction can be shown to be endothermic by calculating the heat of reaction and referencing the heats of formation (Btu/lb mole) for each element. |
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