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Natural gas containing CH4 = 83% and C2H6 = 17% was burnt with an excess of dry air. The Orsat analysis of the flue gas was CO2 = 6.76% ; CO = 2.77% ; O2 = 5.63% ; N2 = 84.84%. Calculate the following: 1)percentage excess air supplied 2)ercentage completion of oxidation of carbon 3amount of fuel gas


drushtibakal2910 10th Nov, 2021
Answer (1)
Jaspreet Singh Bhatiya 10th Nov, 2021

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

The solution to your answer is,

1) percentage excess air supplied - 23%

2) percentage completion of oxidation of carbon - 71%

3) moles of fuel gas produced per 100m3 at 500 degree celsius and 1 atmospheric pressure - 68.81

I hope this solution helps.

THANK YOU!!!

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