Carbureted water gas is produced in the same way as blue water gas but in thepresence of cracked oil vapors in a carburetor. A typical gas analysis shows 4.7%CO2,7.8% C2H4, 0.3%O2, 36.5%H2, 35.5% CO, 8.6% CH4 and 6.6% N2. If this gas issaturated with H2O at 200C, 742 torrs and burned in 10.434 m3 air at 30oC, 101 kPaand 60% RH per m3 fuel, calculate:a) % excess 02 (183%)b) Orsat analysis of the stack gas(4000C,760 torrs) if 85% of C burns to CO2; all H2burns to H2O. Ans (5.33%CO2, 0.94%CO)

arbureted water gas is produced in the same way as blue water gas but in t resence of cracked oil vapors in a carburetor. A typical gas analysis shows 4.7%CC .8% C2H4, 0.3%O2, 36.5%H2, 35.5% CO, 8.6% CH4 and 6.6% N2. If this gas aturated with H2O at 200C, 742 torrs and burned in 10.434 m3 air at 300C, 101 k nd 60% RH per m3 fuel, calculate: a) % excess 02 (183%) b) Orsat analysis of the stack gas(4000C,760 torrs) if 85% of C burns to CO2; all I burns to H2O. Ans (5.33%CO2, 0.94%CO)

arbureted water gas is produced in the same way as blue water gas but in t resence of cracked oil vapors in a carburetor. A typical gas analysis shows 4.7%CC .8% C2H4, 0.3%O2, 36.5%H2, 35.5% CO, 8.6% CH4 and 6.6% N2. If this gas aturated with H2O at 200C, 742 torrs and burned in 10.434 m3 air at 300C, 101 k nd 60% RH per m3 fuel, calculate: a) % excess 02 (183%) b) Orsat analysis of the stack gas(4000C,760 torrs) if 85% of C burns to CO2; all I burns to H2O. Ans (5.33%CO2, 0.94%CO)

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079373

Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Publisher:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Chapter5: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 28QAP: Exhaled air contains 74.5% N2, 15.7% O2, 3.6% CO2, and 6.2% H2O (mole percent). (a) Calculate the...

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