On an "as received" basis, the proximate analysis of a representative coal from the Semirara Plant is 32% VCM, 53% FC, 10% ash, 1.2%N and 6.2%S. Its calorific value is 23.78 MJ/kg. On the assumption that this coal is burnt with 150% excess air so that the molal ratio of CO2 to CO is 5:1, calculate: a) m3 dry air at 25°C, 750 mm Hg/kg coal (16.64) b) Complete analysis of the flue gas (5.76% CO2 1.15%CO, 0.28% SO2. 12.75% 0,, 76.41% N2, 3.66% H2O) c) m3 flue gas at 240°C, 770 mm Hg/kg coal (28.87)
On an "as received" basis, the proximate analysis of a representative coal from the Semirara Plant is 32% VCM, 53% FC, 10% ash, 1.2%N and 6.2%S. Its calorific value is 23.78 MJ/kg. On the assumption that this coal is burnt with 150% excess air so that the molal ratio of CO2 to CO is 5:1, calculate: a) m3 dry air at 25°C, 750 mm Hg/kg coal (16.64) b) Complete analysis of the flue gas (5.76% CO2 1.15%CO, 0.28% SO2. 12.75% 0,, 76.41% N2, 3.66% H2O) c) m3 flue gas at 240°C, 770 mm Hg/kg coal (28.87)
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On an "as received" basis, the proximate analysis of a representative coal from the Semirara Plant is 32% VCM, 53% FC, 10% ash, 1.2%N and 6.2%S. Its calorific value is 23.78 MJ/kg. On the assumption that this coal is burnt with 150% excess air so that the molal ratio of CO2 to CO is 5:1, calculate:
- a) m3 dry air at 25°C, 750 mm Hg/kg coal (16.64)
- b) Complete analysis of the flue gas (5.76% CO2 1.15%CO, 0.28% SO2. 12.75% 0,, 76.41% N2, 3.66% H2O)
- c) m3 flue gas at 240°C, 770 mm Hg/kg coal (28.87)
- d) % CV lost due to
i) Unburnt combustibles (9.52%) - ii) Uncondensed water (4.71%)
iii) Sensible Heat (19.46%)
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