Solve a 1. Waste Organic material is to be burned in a waste to energyfacility. The chemical equation for the material is C6H1005a) Calculate the stoichiometric Oxygen necessary for thecombustion of this materialb) Calculate the stoichiometric air requiredc) If the combustion process is carried out at 50% excess air inorder to assure complete combustion, recalculate (a) and (b)above

1. Waste Organic material is to be burned in a waste to energy facility. The chemical equation for the material is C6H1005 a) Calculate the stoichiometric Oxygen necessary for the combustion of this material

1. Waste Organic material is to be burned in a waste to energy facility. The chemical equation for the material is C6H1005 a) Calculate the stoichiometric Oxygen necessary for the combustion of this material

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1. Waste Organic material is to be burned in a waste to energy
facility. The chemical equation for the material is C6H1005
a) Calculate the stoichiometric Oxygen necessary for the
combustion of this material
b) Calculate the stoichiometric air required
c) If the combustion process is carried out at 50% excess air in
order to assure complete combustion, recalculate (a) and (b)
above

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