6.A fuel is burned with 50% excess air and the combustion characteristics of the fuel oil are similar to C12H26. Determine the ff. a) air fuel ratio b) volumetric (molal) analysis of the products of combustion.

6.A fuel is burned with 50% excess air and the combustion characteristics of the fuel oil are similar to C12H26. Determine the ff. a) air fuel ratio b) volumetric (molal) analysis of the products of combustion.

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Chapter12: Thermodynamic Processes And Thermochemistry

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