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5.) A furnace is fired with fuel oil with partial analysis of 7.6% S and 2.8% N. Orsat analysis of the stack gas shows 9.44% CQ, 1.19% cO. 0.4% SO2, 0.47% H2, 6.8% Oz and 81.7% N2 , Air supplied is at 23° C, 755 mm hg and 85% RH. Calculate: A.) % Excess air B.) Analysis of the fuel oil C.) m' air/kg fuel (38.03%) (75.74% C; 11.4% H; 2.46% O) (15.34)

5.) A furnace is fired with fuel oil with partial analysis of 7.6% S and 2.8% N. Orsat analysis of the stack gas shows 9.44% CQ, 1.19% cO. 0.4% SO2, 0.47% H2, 6.8% Oz and 81.7% N2 , Air supplied is at 23° C, 755 mm hg and 85% RH. Calculate: A.) % Excess air B.) Analysis of the fuel oil C.) m' air/kg fuel (38.03%) (75.74% C; 11.4% H; 2.46% O) (15.34)

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5.) A furnace is fired with fuel oil with partial analysis of 7.6% S and 2.8% N. Orsat analysis of the stack gas shows 9.44% CQ, 1.19% co, 0.4% SO2, 0.47% H2 , 6.8% O, and 81.7% N2 , Air supplied is at 23° C, 755 mm hg and 85% RH. Calculate: A.) % Excess air B.) Analysis of the fuel oil C.) m' air/kg fuel (38.03%) (75.74% C; 11.4% H; 2.46% O) (15.34)
Transcribed Image Text:5.) A furnace is fired with fuel oil with partial analysis of 7.6% S and 2.8% N. Orsat analysis of the stack gas shows 9.44% CQ, 1.19% co, 0.4% SO2, 0.47% H2 , 6.8% O, and 81.7% N2 , Air supplied is at 23° C, 755 mm hg and 85% RH. Calculate: A.) % Excess air B.) Analysis of the fuel oil C.) m' air/kg fuel (38.03%) (75.74% C; 11.4% H; 2.46% O) (15.34)
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