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Composition of combustion gases
                   CO2      7.29       FUNDAMENTALS OF ENERGY BALANCES                     99
                   H2O      4.00
                   O2       1.97
                   N2      41.98
                   ENERGY BALANCE
                   Take datum temp, To be  298 K
                   In
                                 mols       A        B         C        D
                   Air  O2             11.15   28.06   3.67E-06  1.743E-05   1.06E-08
                        N2             41.95   31.099   0.01354  2.675E-05   1.17E-08
                        mols ð Cp  O2         312.869   4.1E-05  0.0001944   1.19E-07
                                 N2          1304.455   0.567939  0.0011221   4.89E-07
                                 SUM         1617.324   0.567979  0.0013165   6.08E-07
                                                                                      total
                        Energy kJ  Tin      465789.30   23555.25  10482.593   1045.259  451671.39
                                 To         481962.54   25219.43  11612.883   1198.17  467157.83
                                                                                 Diff   15486.44
                   Fuel  sensible heat      mass ð Cp ð  Tin   To  D  4000
                        combustion          mas ð cv D          3954000
                                                          total  3958000
                   Total energy in  sensible C combustion: 3942513.6 kJ
                   Out               mols A        B        C        D
                       CO2            7.29   19.763   0.0733   5.52E-05  1.713E-08
                       H2O            4.00   32.19  0.0019207  1.054E-05  3.59E-09
                       O2             1.97   28.06   3.67E-06  1.743E-05  1.06E-08
                       N2            41.98   31.099   0.01354  2.675E-05  1.17E-08
                       mols ð Cp CO2      144.07227  0.534357  0.000402  1.248E-07
                                H2O          128.76  0.0076828  4.215E-05  1.44E-08
                                O2          55.2782   7.24E-06  3.434E-05  2.09E-08
                                N2         1305.536  0.568409  0.001123   4.9E-07
                                SUM       1633.6465  0.026377  0.0008   4.0E-7
                       Energy   Tout      2.45EC06  29673.72  896937.56  506303.8 total  2811429.8
                                To        486826.65  1171.175  7032.9451  788.6988    491899.72
                                                                              Diff    2319530.1
                   latent heat mass ð Lv D   35000
                       Total out D sensible C latent D  2354530.1
                   Cooling required D Heat in   heat out D  1587983.5 kJ/100 kg fuel


                              3.15. UNSTEADY STATE ENERGY BALANCES
                   All the examples of energy balances considered previously have been for steady-state
                   processes; where the rate of energy generation or consumption did not vary with time and
                   the accumulation term in the general energy balance equation was taken as zero.
                     If a batch process is being considered, or if the rate of energy generation or removal
                   varies with time, it will be necessary to set up a differential energy balance, similar to the
                   differential material balance considered in Chapter 2. For batch processes the total energy
                   requirements can usually be estimated by taking as the time basis for the calculation 1
                   batch; but the maximum rate of heat generation will also have to be estimated to size any
                   heat-transfer equipment needed.
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