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Air Fuel Ratio

09/21/2010 2:07 AM

if in a combustion chamber, it is required to obtain a temperature of ,say, 800 C. how will you calculate how much fuel (say diesel) is required to be burnt and how much of air is required for the burning, and the air - fuel ratio ?

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Re: air fuel ratio

09/21/2010 3:10 AM
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Re: air fuel ratio

09/21/2010 7:50 AM

can u explain the calculations

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Re: air fuel ratio

09/21/2010 11:34 AM

If the Wikipedia article isn't clear, then it needs editing until it is.

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