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5) A gas with a composition of %30 CO(g), %20 CO2(g) and %50 N2(g), is burnt with dry air (stochiometric) at 298K temperature. Burning is happening at normal atmospheric pressure. Find out max. Adiabatic flame temperature? Burning reaction is; CO(g) + ½ O2(g) → CO2(g) (air Oz+3.76N2) AH (J/mole) bx10 cx10 a CO -110500 34 ... CO2 -362500 59.6 -.. --- O2 30 --- N2 43.3 --- 90 mins, Good luck...

5) A gas with a composition of %30 CO(g), %20 CO2(g) and %50 N2(g), is burnt with dry air (stochiometric) at 298K temperature. Burning is happening at normal atmospheric pressure. Find out max. Adiabatic flame temperature? Burning reaction is; CO(g) + ½ O2(g) → CO2(g) (air Oz+3.76N2) AH (J/mole) bx10 cx10 a CO -110500 34 ... CO2 -362500 59.6 -.. --- O2 30 --- N2 43.3 --- 90 mins, Good luck...

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5) A gas with a composition of %30 CO(g), %20 CO2(g) and %50 N2(g), is burnt with dry air (stochiometric) at 298K temperature. Burning is happening at normal atmospheric pressure. Find out max. Adiabatie flame temperature? Burning reaction is; CO(g) + ½ O2(g) → CO2(g) (air-Oz+3.76N2) Cp AH (J/mole) a bx10 сх105 CO -110500 34 CO2 -362500 59.6 30 N2 43.3 --- 90 mins, Good luck...
Transcribed Image Text:5) A gas with a composition of %30 CO(g), %20 CO2(g) and %50 N2(g), is burnt with dry air (stochiometric) at 298K temperature. Burning is happening at normal atmospheric pressure. Find out max. Adiabatie flame temperature? Burning reaction is; CO(g) + ½ O2(g) → CO2(g) (air-Oz+3.76N2) Cp AH (J/mole) a bx10 сх105 CO -110500 34 CO2 -362500 59.6 30 N2 43.3 --- 90 mins, Good luck...
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