Calculations based on fuel analysisSelf-Assessment No. 2Activity 2:1. 100 kmols of moist hydrogen gas containing 4% water by mole is burnt completely in afurnace with 32% excess dry air.a) Complete analysisb) Orsat analysisA furnace is charged with 100 kmols of fuel gas, the composition of which is: 50% CO,30% H2, 5% CH4, 5% C2H6 and 10% O2. Dry air is supplied 50% in excess for combustion.Assuming complete combustion.a) Complete analysis2.

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100 kmols of moist hydrogen gas containing 4% water by mole is burnt completely in a furnace with 32% excess dry air. a) Complete analysis b) Orsat analysis