The flue gas analysis by volume for burning of C,H14 is as follows: co, = 8.5%, CO = 7.8%, and N, = 83.7% Calculate (a) the air-fuel ratio required for chemically correct combustion, and (b) the air-fuel (A:F) ratio as a percentage of the chemically correct mixture A:F ratio.

The flue gas analysis by volume for burning of C,H14 is as follows: co, = 8.5%, CO = 7.8%, and N, = 83.7% Calculate (a) the air-fuel ratio required for chemically correct combustion, and (b) the air-fuel (A:F) ratio as a percentage of the chemically correct mixture A:F ratio.

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The flue gas analysis by volume for burning of C,H14 is as follows:
co, = 8.5%, CO = 7.8%, and N, = 83.7%
Calculate (a) the air-fuel ratio required for chemically correct combustion, and (b) the air-fuel
(A:F) ratio as a percentage of the chemically correct mixture A:F ratio.

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