In the preliminary design of a furnace for industrial boiler, methane at 25 C is burned completely with 20% excess air, also at 25 C. The feed rate of methane is 450 kmol/h. The hot combustion gases leave the furnace at 300 C and are discharged to the atmosphere. The heat transferred from the furnace (Q ) is used to convert boiler feedwater at 25 C into superheated steam at 17 bar and 250 C.

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In the preliminary design of a furnace for industrial boiler, methane at 25 C is burned completely with 20% excess air, also at 25 C. The feed rate of methane is 450 kmol/h. The hot combustion gases leave the furnace at 300 C and are discharged to the atmosphere. The heat transferred from the furnace (Q ) is used to convert boiler feedwater at 25 C into superheated steam at 17 bar and 250 C.

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Just write the methane combustion process in the combustion furnace to the boiler

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I don't want calculations please!

n. (kmol air / h)@25°C
0.21 kmol 0, / kmol
0.79 kmol N, / kmol
Stack gas@ 300°C
й, (kmol CO, /h)
n, (kmol H,0/h)
450 kmol CH, /h @ 25°с оь)
nz (kmol O2 / h)
n, (kmol N, / h)
m (kg H ,O(1) /h]
n, (kg H ,0(v) / h],
25°C
17 bar, 250°C
Transcribed Image Text:n. (kmol air / h)@25°C 0.21 kmol 0, / kmol 0.79 kmol N, / kmol Stack gas@ 300°C й, (kmol CO, /h) n, (kmol H,0/h) 450 kmol CH, /h @ 25°с оь) nz (kmol O2 / h) n, (kmol N, / h) m (kg H ,O(1) /h] n, (kg H ,0(v) / h], 25°C 17 bar, 250°C
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