Q2) The following is the analysis of a supply of coal gas :H2 = 49.4 per cent ; CO = 18 per cent; CH4 = 20 per cent ; C4H8 = 2 per cent ; 02 = 0.4 per cent ; N2 = 6.2 per cent ; CO2 = 4 per cent. (i) Calculate the stoichiometric A/F ratio. (ii) Find also the wet and dry analysis of the products of combustion if the actual mixture is 20 per cent.

Q2) The following is the analysis of a supply of coal gas :H2 = 49.4 per cent ; CO = 18 per cent; CH4 = 20 per cent ; C4H8 = 2 per cent ; 02 = 0.4 per cent ; N2 = 6.2 per cent ; CO2 = 4 per cent. (i) Calculate the stoichiometric A/F ratio. (ii) Find also the wet and dry analysis of the products of combustion if the actual mixture is 20 per cent.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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