QUESTION 7 (Fuels and Combustion) (a) The volumetric analysis of the flue gases from a boiler consists of CO2 = 10.9%, co = 1%, O2 = 7.1% and N2 = 81.0%. Determine the mass of the flue gas per kg of burnt fuel. (b) The mass analysis of a flue gas is: CO2 = 21.6%, CO = 2.2%, O2 = 1.7% and N2 = 74.5%. Determine the mass of the flue gas per kg of burnt fuel.

QUESTION 7 (Fuels and Combustion) (a) The volumetric analysis of the flue gases from a boiler consists of CO2 = 10.9%, co = 1%, O2 = 7.1% and N2 = 81.0%. Determine the mass of the flue gas per kg of burnt fuel. (b) The mass analysis of a flue gas is: CO2 = 21.6%, CO = 2.2%, O2 = 1.7% and N2 = 74.5%. Determine the mass of the flue gas per kg of burnt fuel.

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