Question #1 C4H10O with a butanol combustion cycle (formation enthalpy-332,000 kJ / kmol) 25 per cent...

Question #1

C4H10O with a butanol combustion cycle (formation enthalpy-332,000 kJ / kmol)
25 per cent excess air (reagents at standard conditions T = 25 C, P = 1atm). Identify

-Air-fuel ratio

-fuel-to-air ratio

-Molar fractions of the product

-Adiabatic flame temperature

-If the products are produced at a temperature of 600 K, determine the heat generated in the product.
Chamber of combustion

Expert Solution

samet mamat answered 4 hours ago

For a butanol combustion process (formation enthalpy -332,000 kJ / kmol) C4H10O with an excess of...

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