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0.673 lb of water per lb of dry air ... the quantity of steam, lb
m
/h (kg/h), lost from the
condenser.
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and increases the weight of the products of combustion per pound (kilogram) of
coal burned. Therefore, the weight of the products of combustion is the sum of the
weight of the combustion products...
... M
ƒ
ϭ
lb of moisture per lb fuel
burned; M
a
ϭ
lb of moisture per lb of dry air to furnace; C
b
ϭ
lb of carbon burned
per lb of fuel burned
ϭ
C
ϭ
RC
r
; C
r
ϭ
lb of combustible per lb of refuse; ... controlled.
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ϭ
lb
of refuse per lb of fuel; H
2
,N
2
,C,O
2
,S
ϭ
lb of each element per lb of fuel, as
fired; CO
2
, CO, O
2
,N
2
ϭ
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