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6. A high volatile B bituminous coal analyzing 22% VCM, 64% FC, 4% M, 1.4% N and 1.6% S has a calorific value of 32.5 MJ/kg. It is burned in excess air supplied essentially dry at 28°C and 1 atm. The stack gases leave at 250°C, 740 mm Hg and contain 8.37% CO₂, 4.19% CO and 2.51% H₂. Calculate: a) % excess O₂ (38.9%) b) Complete orsat analysis of the stack gas c) m³ stack gas/ m³ air (1.89) ( 8.99% Oz, 75.845% Nz, 0.095% SOz )

6. A high volatile B bituminous coal analyzing 22% VCM, 64% FC, 4% M, 1.4% N and 1.6% S has a calorific value of 32.5 MJ/kg. It is burned in excess air supplied essentially dry at 28°C and 1 atm. The stack gases leave at 250°C, 740 mm Hg and contain 8.37% CO₂, 4.19% CO and 2.51% H₂. Calculate: a) % excess O₂ (38.9%) b) Complete orsat analysis of the stack gas c) m³ stack gas/ m³ air (1.89) ( 8.99% Oz, 75.845% Nz, 0.095% SOz )

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6. A high volatile B bituminous coal analyzing 22% VCM, 64% FC, 4% M, 1.4% N and 1.6% S has a calorific value of 32.5 MJ/kg. It is burned in excess air supplied essentially dry at 28°C and 1 atm. The stack gases leave at 250°C, 740 mm Hg and contain 8.37% CO₂, 4.19% CO and 2.51% H₂. Calculate: a) % excess 0₂ (38.9%) b) Complete orsat analysis of the stack gas (1.89) 3 c) m³ stack gas/ m³ air ( 8.99% Oz, 75.845% Nz, 0.095% SOz )
Transcribed Image Text:6. A high volatile B bituminous coal analyzing 22% VCM, 64% FC, 4% M, 1.4% N and 1.6% S has a calorific value of 32.5 MJ/kg. It is burned in excess air supplied essentially dry at 28°C and 1 atm. The stack gases leave at 250°C, 740 mm Hg and contain 8.37% CO₂, 4.19% CO and 2.51% H₂. Calculate: a) % excess 0₂ (38.9%) b) Complete orsat analysis of the stack gas (1.89) 3 c) m³ stack gas/ m³ air ( 8.99% Oz, 75.845% Nz, 0.095% SOz )
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