Fuels and Combustion PPT,SPPU,FUELS AND COMBUSTIONS,CALORIFIC VALUE,BOMB CALORIMETER,BOY’S GAS CALORIMETER

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FUELS & COMBUSTIONS

syllabus cover on a slides are..

Types of fuels, Proximate and ultimate analysis of fuel, Combustion theory, Combustion Equations, Theoretical and Excess air requirements, Equivalence ratio, Analysis of products of combustion, Calorific value - HCV & LCV. Bomb and Boys gas Calorimeters. Flue Gas Analysis using Orsat Apparatus, Exhaust Gas analyser, Enthalpy of formation, Adiabatic flame temperature.

FUELS:

  • Fuels can be defined as the source of heat energy which is released in a reactive system by chemical or nuclear reaction.

  • The mixture of fuel and air is called reactant’s(R).

  • The products of  combustion formed are called products(P).

  • Heat Is released during the combustion process called as Exothermic reaction.

  • Heat is absorbed during combustion reaction is called as Endothermic reaction.


CLASSIFICATION OF FUELS:

1. Bases on their physical state, fuel are classified into :


 (a) Solid (b) Liquid (c) Gaseous fuels

1


1) SOLID FUELS-

    This type of fuels include natural fuels like-anthracite, wood, peat, lignite, bituminous,  charcoal etc.

 

a)TYPES OF ANALYSIS OF SOLID FUELS

     1) Proximate analysis- This is used for

         commercial purposes.

     2) Ultimate analysis- This is useful thermodynamic

         analysis of reactive system and for combustion

         calculations.


2)GASEOS FUELS-

         Acetylene(C2H2),Methane(CH4),

         Ethylene(C2H4),Blast furnace Gas , Producer

         gas  etc. are gaseous fuels

         IN GASEOUS FUELS-

         Smoke and ash are eliminated.

         System is neat and clean.

         Economy in consumption.


     3)ALTERNATIVE FUELS-

         BIOGAS ,BAGASSE ,L.P.G.,C.N.G.,etc. are alternative fuels  


2. Based on their origin, they are classified into
  1. Primary fuels

  2. Secondary fuels. 


(a) Primary Fuels : They are naturally occurring fuels which serves as source of energy without any chemical processing. 

Ex: Wood, Coal, Crude oil, Natural gas, Peat, Lignite, Anthracite.


(b) Secondary Fuels : They are derived from primary fuels & serve as a source of energy only after subjecting to chemical processing. Ex. : Charcoal, Coke, producer gas, Petrol, Diesel etc.

Requirement of a Good Fuels

There are many requirements of a good fuel, yet, the following are important as mentioned below :

1. A good fuel should have a low ignition point.

2. It should have a high calorific value.

3. It should freely burn with a high efficiency, once  ignited.

4. It should not produce harmful gases.

5. It should produce least quantity of smoke and gases.

6. It should be economical, easy to store and convenient for transportation.


SYMBOLS AND MOLECULAR WEIGHTS

 

Elements / Compounds / Gases

Molecule

Atom

Symbol

Molecular weight

Symbol

Molecular weight

Hydrogen

H2

2

H

1

Oxygen

O2

32

O

16

Nitrogen

N2

28

N

14

Carbon

C

12

C

12

Sulphur

S

32

S

32

Water

H2O

18

Carbon monoxide

CO

28

Carbon dioxide

CO2

44

Sulphur dioxide

SO2

64

Marsh gas (Methane)

CH4

16

Ethylene

C2H4

28

Ethane

C2H6

30


COMBUSTIONEQUATIONS

The basic combustion equation can be written as,

2H2+O2         2H2O

2 moles of H2+1 mole of O2        2 mole of H2O

2 volumes of H2 +1 volume of O2       2 volume of H2

4 kg H2 + 32 kg O2          36 kg H2O

1 kg H2 + 8 kg O2            9 kg H2O

DETERMINATION OF FUEL GAS ANALYSIS BY MASS AND BY VOLUME

(a) Procedure of conversion of mass analysis of fuel gases into volumetric analysis.


(b) Procedure of conversion of volumetric analysis into mass analysis or gravimetric analysis.


COMPARISON BETWEEN ULTIMATE ANALYSIS AND PROXIMATE ANALYSIS

 

Sr. No.

Parameter

Ultimate analysis

Proximate analysis

1.

Constituents

Complete breakdown of coal into chemical constituents

Complete breakdown of coal into physical constituents

2.

Analysis gives percentage

This analysis gives percentage of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, Sulphur and

ash.

This analysis gives percentage of moisture, volatile matter, fixed carbon and ash.

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