For complete combustion of octane (C3H18) with 100% dry air. (a) write the balance mol equation (b) calculate the specific heat, enthalpy and internal energy of dry flue gas at 373 K. From Table A-1 specific heats in kJ/kg K: for CO, Cp = 0.8452 ; for N2, Cp = 1.0414

For complete combustion of octane (C3H18) with 100% dry air. (a) write the balance mol equation (b) calculate the specific heat, enthalpy and internal energy of dry flue gas at 373 K. From Table A-1 specific heats in kJ/kg K: for CO, Cp = 0.8452 ; for N2, Cp = 1.0414

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For complete combustion of octane (C3H,3) with 100% dry air.
(a) write the balance mol equation
(b) calculate the specific heat, enthalpy and internal energy of dry flue gas at 373 K.
From Table A-1 specific heats in kJ/kg K: for CO2, Cp = 0.8452 ; for N2, Cp = 1.0414

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