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Question: 2. Given The Following Composition Of The Fuel Gas (Table 1 Supplied At 1 Atm, 80°F And 100% RH While Air Lat 1 Atm Is Supplied ... 2. Given the following composition of the fuel gas (Table 1) supplied at 1 atm, 80°F and 100% RH while air kt 1 atm is supplied at 80°F and 50% RH. Thetemperature of the furnace is 700°F. Complete combustion occurred with no excess air supplied TABLE 1 Moles N2 COMPONENTS MOLES 2.1 0.5 Moles C Moles 02 Moles H2 Co2 02 C2.4H4.2 co 7.0 33.8 H2 40.6 11.2 C1.2H4.4 N2 4.8 TОTAL ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TABLE 2 Moles of theoretical oxygen Moles of supplied oxygen Moles of nitrogen supplied by air Moles of C02 in the flue gas Moles of water from the air Moles of water frorm the fuel Total moles of water in the flue gas

Question: 2. Given The Following Composition Of The Fuel Gas (Table 1 Supplied At 1 Atm, 80°F And 100% RH While Air Lat 1 Atm Is Supplied ... 2. Given the following composition of the fuel gas (Table 1) supplied at 1 atm, 80°F and 100% RH while air kt 1 atm is supplied at 80°F and 50% RH. Thetemperature of the furnace is 700°F. Complete combustion occurred with no excess air supplied TABLE 1 Moles N2 COMPONENTS MOLES 2.1 0.5 Moles C Moles 02 Moles H2 Co2 02 C2.4H4.2 co 7.0 33.8 H2 40.6 11.2 C1.2H4.4 N2 4.8 TОTAL ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TABLE 2 Moles of theoretical oxygen Moles of supplied oxygen Moles of nitrogen supplied by air Moles of C02 in the flue gas Moles of water from the air Moles of water frorm the fuel Total moles of water in the flue gas

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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ORSAT ANALYSIS OF FLUE GAS COMPONENTS NUMBER OF MOLES PERCENTAGE COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF THE FLUE GAS COMPONENTS NUMBER OF MOLES PERCENTAGE CALCULATE a. Ibs wet air per Ibs of fuel burnt= b. cubic feet of wet flue gas per pound of fuel burnt =
Transcribed Image Text:ORSAT ANALYSIS OF FLUE GAS COMPONENTS NUMBER OF MOLES PERCENTAGE COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF THE FLUE GAS COMPONENTS NUMBER OF MOLES PERCENTAGE CALCULATE a. Ibs wet air per Ibs of fuel burnt= b. cubic feet of wet flue gas per pound of fuel burnt =
Question: 2. Given The Following Composition Of The Fuel Gas (Table 1) Supplied At 1Atm, 80°F And 100% RH While Air Lat 1 Atm Is Supplied ... 2. Given the following composition of the fuel gas (Table 1) supplied at 1 atm, 80°F and 100% RH while air at 1 atm is supplied at 80°F and 50% RH. Thetemperature of the furnace is 700°F. Complete combustion Occurred with no excess air supplied. TABLE 1 COMPONENTS MOLES Moles C Moles 02 Moles H2 Moles N2 Co2 2.1 02 0.5 C2.4H4.2 7.0 co 33.8 H2 40.6 C1.2H4.4 11.2 N2 4.8 TOTAL ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TABLE 2 Moles of theoretical oxygen Moles of supplied oxygen Moles of nitrogen supplied by air Moles of C02 in the flue gas Moles of water from the air Moles of water from the fuel Total moles of water in the flue gas
Transcribed Image Text:Question: 2. Given The Following Composition Of The Fuel Gas (Table 1) Supplied At 1Atm, 80°F And 100% RH While Air Lat 1 Atm Is Supplied ... 2. Given the following composition of the fuel gas (Table 1) supplied at 1 atm, 80°F and 100% RH while air at 1 atm is supplied at 80°F and 50% RH. Thetemperature of the furnace is 700°F. Complete combustion Occurred with no excess air supplied. TABLE 1 COMPONENTS MOLES Moles C Moles 02 Moles H2 Moles N2 Co2 2.1 02 0.5 C2.4H4.2 7.0 co 33.8 H2 40.6 C1.2H4.4 11.2 N2 4.8 TOTAL ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TABLE 2 Moles of theoretical oxygen Moles of supplied oxygen Moles of nitrogen supplied by air Moles of C02 in the flue gas Moles of water from the air Moles of water from the fuel Total moles of water in the flue gas
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