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There are several issues with this article. PFRs do not have to be solved in a steady state fashion. Nor do they need to be solved for a single reaction, they can be solved for many reactions. The only assumption necessary is that there is perfect axial mixing of a differential volume and no interaction between individual volumes. The other assumptions are not key to the model, but only to the formulation of the quoted model. This is not to say that the assumptions might not simplify a problem drastically, just that they are not key. 60.241.185.21610:24, 14 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
