The maximum adiabatic flame temperature is attained when the fuel is burned with

Fuels and Combustion Mcqs
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A.the theoretically required amount of air
B.the theoretically required amount of pure oxygen
C.more than the theoretically required amount of pure oxygen
D.less than the theoretically required amount of pure oxygen

Related Mcqs:

  1. Theoretical flame temperature is the temperature attained
  2. The ratio of the maximum adiabatic flame temperature in air to the maximum adiabatic temperature in pur oxygen is always
  3. To augment the thrust of jet propulsion units part of the fuel is burned in the exhaust. How does this fuel burn
  4. Actual flame temperature is always lower than the adiabatic flame temperature because
  5. BOD stands for __________?
  6. Oxygen capacity of haemoglobin is:
  7. As the carbon-hydrogen ration of the fuel increases.
  8. The adiabatic flame temperatures of pentane and hydrogen are Tp and Th ?C. The difference Tp-Th is always
  9. The Diesel fuel pump is designed to supply fuel
  10. In above case the maximum height attained by the ball would be

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