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    This chapter discusses combustion reactions and their types. Combustion is a reaction with oxygen. There are two main types - complete combustion, which uses all reactants, and partial combustion, which does not. The chapter also covers wet and dry basis, explaining that wet basis includes water while dry basis excludes it in composition calculations. Stack gas compositions are provided as examples to demonstrate converting between wet and dry basis.

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    This chapter discusses combustion reactions and their types. Combustion is a reaction with oxygen. There are two main types - complete combustion, which uses all reactants, and partial combustion, which does not. The chapter also covers wet and dry basis, explaining that wet basis includes water while dry basis excludes it in composition calculations. Stack gas compositions are provided as examples to demonstrate converting between wet and dry basis.

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    ChE 1101

    Fundamentals of Chemical
    Engineering
    Chapter 4.8
    Combustion Reaction

    16-Jul-20 M.G. Toufik Ahmed, Department of ChE, KUET 1


    What is combustion?
    Reaction with oxygen

    Types: Complete
    1. Complete combustion
    2. Partial Combustion
    Partial

    16-Jul-20 M.G. Toufik Ahmed, Department of ChE, KUET 2


    Wet Basis & Dry Basis
    Composition with water is wet basis and without water is dry basis

    Dry Basis Composition


    N2= 60 mol
    CO2= 15 mol N2= = 0.706
    O2= 10 mol
    H2O= 100 – 60 – 15 – 10 = 15 mol CO2= = 0.176

    O2= = 0.118

    16-Jul-20 M.G. Toufik Ahmed, Department of ChE, KUET 3


    If stack gas is 1 mol, H2O will be 0.07 mol
    So, in 1 mol stack gas,
    H2O= 0.07 mol
    Dry gas = 1- 0.07 = 0.93 mol

    So, wetN2=
    basis
    65stack gas
    IfIfstack
    dry gas is10.93
    gas is mol, mol, H2O
    H2O will beis0.07
    =0.07 mol composition:
    CO2= 14
    mol N2= 65/107.53
    CO= 11 =
    CO2=O2=
    14/107.53=
    10
    If dry gas is 1 mol, H2O is =0.07/0.93 mol
    So, in 1 mol stack gas, CO= 11/107.53=
    H2O= 7.53
    O2= 10/107.53=
    H2O= 0.07ismol
    If dry gas Total = 107.53 mol
    100 mol, H2O is =100*(0.07/0.93) mol = 7.53 mol H2O= 7.53/107.53 =
    Dry gas = 1- 0.07 = 0.93 mol

    16-Jul-20 M.G. Toufik Ahmed, Department of ChE, KUET 4

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