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Khuen il 21/04/20 4-DD Le a FUEL + i . j - . hry i ' DefiniHon' A fuel is defined os a coxnbuston core combushble substunce ae can bon as a Trajan constituent Which 1s able +o produce %, large, amount of heat, that con be used fon domentie amd industnial purcpese « ndnoduchon: : ‘ Scanned by CamScanner| Characteristics. of, Good duels. I herr in 4. High: colon fie Aes i bar nom 2. Medercate “dani tion dempercaturte ie F w mot sturtt conten 3. Lo + uard 4. Low ash conten + veloc 44 of combustion. 5. Moderate LF wo duce harmful produs-te 4 €. Should nor PI F low cost e Easy Storag 9. Easily Controllable e and Transportation. ee | hould gatisty Follows {, Po A gor Fuel s pequitament- ‘ oo basis of state of ag yregetion,, tuels are divided ado solids. 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Addition to these contain oeken ond industrial wastes such ag. oe husk. Coconut and nut shells + Liquid fuels elaine eee fuels ane The imperctant commen cial d re Liguié fuels Used these days. Most oF and domestic é e tune lt pratned Prom +he ne tre duel are oO 4 de oil called 44 ona Seeurnied petnsleum oe | : —_ preimorey fuel. Low boil Fnac ons of petrolec are used in petmoleurn~ Scanned by CamScannerGaseouc tele: Gaseous Fuels | S The gese ous fuels areynest proffened io Fe thei €ose of stowage. “trans pig nition. Tr com also be hond tg and classified ‘in 2 Ges By Preinmany fuels _ nerturce:} Aus fuels — Coal I. ies de ») Seconda “{ waten aoe Chartecteristic” . Fi : eee solid (quid - Gras eoucg et a Cheap! costlier han | costly solid fuels )Storeege. 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VW) Herd |i cost “) Ash Viu) Smoke Solid qt iso sloo preoces> Cannot bE controlled High omc Joboun ig-requited im thin storage smomspert etc Ash is produced and its dis posol also posses > P Robles e Preoduce smoke, invorciaby Fest meses yeny rapid ord efi cers Con be consneties oF stopped © Netessory ae aqwsciated high fobon a@Poratic CRo due Scanned by CamScannerCaloreific Leost ean nese value a carinele be canbe Can be F used used used intennal combusH on, engl re Conclu sion 2 — : iciency ond Gi’eous fuel has high ae goed quenli bat " are, expensive and his high ~wisk Solid Fuels Cool, Coke, Solid pitch» heat “Tyres of coal Peat Grosoline —y liquid fuet Scanned by CamScannerHow +o aet petrolewom prodect 7 Gasoline ¢ Th Gasoline is the most eeldet used tiquid fuel . “h. Gonstes. oe i '* Knotorn in United Stetes asoline- and Canada, on petro! in Inliag Breifain, Austnalia New Zealand, sound Arfrica amd man English sPeaking countries. is made of hydrocarbon molecules Tetesting aliphatic com pounds 6» chains of cavbons (lth hydvog en. atom > attached - 7 HH Pro duction of qos ne ie achieve y atsHilaton of enude o\\ at + Formpercaterte vf 30- 200°¢ . Scanned by CamScannerKerosene. Diegel Preopaties of Petroleur Product ¢ | 1) Firee point m)C loud Point 1) Pour point vy) Smoke point vi) Aniline point Flash poinid? According +> ASTN. 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T mya ad Srmoke Point is any Indi caton of the combu shon Mal ties of oviallon tumbin fuels and Kero sene | Scanned by CamScannerthe fuel sample le burned in the smoke point Lamp, and the ‘meni muy Flame herght Ohtaingble without gina King is Yreasared , Aniline Point : a fh Aniline point ig dehned as the temperature at which equal volumes of aniline ond diese, oil are cormpletely miscible G The value gives on Indicahon of tne . y { of ls since Ailing ArtormnaHe content of diese is an anomohc compo und which is dissolved on wee by the aromodtics in diesel oil- Diesel tn dex @ on alternative wethod of erp Teasing the que likky of Aiecet oil by the Use of the dieget index. At is gen Fy “ Scanned by CamScannerDiesel Indy = (Ani line Point of diesel) jesel Tp (apt Girows +§)/100 -2u) Racing cand eran device w Gass Calonific value‘ ot Sal is + aed berated by complete Co* volurey GH Calorific yalue quantity of wot Combustion of a unit mass of sre fuel. 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