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Good day, I am struggling to get the right answer for this question. Please assist me in solving it. I only had CO2 and N2 present in the Orsat analysis and H20 as a seperate stream. I have 2 questions: 1) Am I correct in saying the H2 in the Fuel stream going in will react with the O2 from air to create water? 2) Am I correct that H2O should not be included in the Orsat analysis but be taken out with a dryer

Good day, I am struggling to get the right answer for this question. Please assist me in solving it. I only had CO2 and N2 present in the Orsat analysis and H20 as a seperate stream. I have 2 questions: 1) Am I correct in saying the H2 in the Fuel stream going in will react with the O2 from air to create water? 2) Am I correct that H2O should not be included in the Orsat analysis but be taken out with a dryer

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Good day, I am struggling to get the right answer for this question. Please assist me in solving it. I only had CO2 and N2 present in the Orsat analysis and H20 as a seperate stream.

I have 2 questions:

1) Am I correct in saying the H2 in the Fuel stream going in will react with the O2 from air to create water?

2) Am I correct that H2O should not be included in the Orsat analysis but be taken out with a dryer?

21.1 The dry exhaust gas of a hydrocarbon oil combustion analyses: CO2 = 15.1 % H2 = 1.8 % Co 2.9 % N2 = 80.2 % %3D It is alleged that combustion would be complete if 10% excess air is supplied. What would the exhaust gas Orsat analysis then be?
Transcribed Image Text:21.1 The dry exhaust gas of a hydrocarbon oil combustion analyses: CO2 = 15.1 % H2 = 1.8 % Co 2.9 % N2 = 80.2 % %3D It is alleged that combustion would be complete if 10% excess air is supplied. What would the exhaust gas Orsat analysis then be?
21.1) Na : 82. BY. - 15,a%. ; ay.
Transcribed Image Text:21.1) Na : 82. BY. - 15,a%. ; ay.
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