A steam generator burns fuel oil with 20% excess air. The fuel oil maybe represented by C14H30. Determine the ff.CHEMICAL BALANCE (not including the excess air):C14H30 + 21.502 + 21.53.76 N21415CO2 +H2O +21.53.76 N2THEORETICAL A/F =ACTUAL A/F =

The mass of C14H30 is - 14×12 + 30×1 = 198 a) Theoretical air-fuel ratio is - AF=mass of airmass of…

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