2.13: To provide natural draught, a chimney of height 16 m is used. Calculate, )The draught in mm of water when the temperature of chimney gases is such that the mass of the gases discharged is maximum. (i)lf the temperature of flue gases does not exceed 350 C, find air supplied per kg of fuel for maximum discharge. Take atmospheric temperature as 20°C.

2.13: To provide natural draught, a chimney of height 16 m is used. Calculate, )The draught in mm of water when the temperature of chimney gases is such that the mass of the gases discharged is maximum. (i)lf the temperature of flue gases does not exceed 350 C, find air supplied per kg of fuel for maximum discharge. Take atmospheric temperature as 20°C.

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