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    273 Coal: Hicjmetr"

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    The document analyzes the composition and combustion properties of stack gas from burning coal. It finds: 1) The stack gas is composed primarily of nitrogen (79.46%) and carbon dioxide (9.98%), along with smaller amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, and other gases. 2) Burning the coal produced 34.4 kg of stack gas per kg of coal burned. 3) A total of 22.58% of the coal's calorific value was lost, including losses from uncombusted carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and water in the stack gas.

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    273 Coal: Hicjmetr"

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    The document analyzes the composition and combustion properties of stack gas from burning coal. It finds: 1) The stack gas is composed primarily of nitrogen (79.46%) and carbon dioxide (9.98%), along with smaller amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, and other gases. 2) Burning the coal produced 34.4 kg of stack gas per kg of coal burned. 3) A total of 22.58% of the coal's calorific value was lost, including losses from uncombusted carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and water in the stack gas.

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    The document analyzes the composition and combustion properties of stack gas from burning coal. It finds: 1) The stack gas is composed primarily of nitrogen (79.46%) and carbon dioxide (9.98%), along with smaller amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, and other gases. 2) Burning the coal produced 34.4 kg of stack gas per kg of coal burned. 3) A total of 22.58% of the coal's calorific value was lost, including losses from uncombusted carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and water in the stack gas.

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    273 Coal: Hicjmetr"

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    Fiel A'n
    The document analyzes the composition and combustion properties of stack gas from burning coal. It finds: 1) The stack gas is composed primarily of nitrogen (79.46%) and carbon dioxide (9.98%), along with smaller amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, and other gases. 2) Burning the coal produced 34.4 kg of stack gas per kg of coal burned. 3) A total of 22.58% of the coal's calorific value was lost, including losses from uncombusted carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and water in the stack gas.

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    / 1 >I C.

    HICJMETR"/

    , 1, • ,tl Ar1 aJysis ANS


    e)
    Gas n %
    :02 5..83 9 ..98
    0 0.647 1.11
    II2 0.144 0.25
    2 5.37 9.20
    N2 46.3967 79.46
    58.3877 .

    IJ 111 ·1 Stack Gas= (58.3877 + 4.325) x 22.4 x 760 x 273 + 400-


    . 273 765
    kg coal
    100
    = 34.4

    11
    1 f, from combustion = ·4.325 - 2.437 = 1.8876
    0 V lost in the refuse = 4.58
    11
    i, V lost clue to CO =l(.647x283 .08)/(lOOx32.95)JxlOO
    = 5.56
    11
    7
    ~> V lost due to H2 =f(.144x286.03) / (lOOx32.95)J xlOO
    = 1.25
    1
    ),(1 l., V lost due to uncondensed water
    = /(l.8876 X 44.04)/ (32.95)) X 100 = 2.52 (
    GAS n Cp nqp
    CO 2 5.83 44.79
    co 0.647 30.19
    261.11
    H2 19.55
    0.1 44 29.06
    02 ..:~ 4.18
    5:42 3 1.36
    N2 168.52
    46.39 67 29.83
    H1 0 1384. 13
    4.325 35 .2 152.31
    1 as9.8 1

    % CV Jost due to S H = (198981j(400 - 25)


    .l ()CC~32_9 5 / l CJO_} x J 00 = 22 .SF.,

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