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and the hydrogen supplies only 2641 B.T.U. Although the heating value of hydrogen is much higher than that of carbon, there is a much larger proportion of carbon than of hydrogen in the coal, hence nearly all of the heat is derived from the carbon.
The approximate composition and heating value of some common fuels are given in the following table. The composition of a particular kind of fuel may vary through a wide range, hence the values in this table should Digitized by GooglQ GENERATION OF H...EAT 71 not be taken as fixed quantities but only as the composition and heating value of one sample of each kind of fuel: Kind of fuel Carbon Hydrogen Nitrogen Oxygen Ash B.T.U.
% % % % % per lb.
Anthracite coal 85.66 2.78 .77 2.45 8.34 13,955 Semi-bituminous 85.91 4.58 1.07 3.24 5.20 15,045 coal.
.Bituminous coal 68.14 5.38 1.34 15.83 9.31 11,988 T^ignitft T ,..,,-., T T 47.34 5.93 .66 27.53 18.54 8,408 Wood 50.0 82.0 84.0 6.0 14.8 16.0 1.0 41.0 3.2 2.0 7,870 Crude oil 20,718 22,100 Kerosene Gasoline 84.0 16.0 22,100 39.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and the hydrogen supplies only 2641 B.T.U. Although the heating value of hydrogen is much higher than that of carbon, there is a much larger proportion of carbon than of hydrogen in the coal, hence nearly all of the heat is derived from the carbon.
The approximate composition and heating value of some common fuels are given in the following table. The composition of a particular kind of fuel may vary through a wide range, hence the values in this table should Digitized by GooglQ GENERATION OF H...EAT 71 not be taken as fixed quantities but only as the composition and heating value of one sample of each kind of fuel: Kind of fuel Carbon Hydrogen Nitrogen Oxygen Ash B.T.U.
% % % % % per lb.
Anthracite coal 85.66 2.78 .77 2.45 8.34 13,955 Semi-bituminous 85.91 4.58 1.07 3.24 5.20 15,045 coal.
.Bituminous coal 68.14 5.38 1.34 15.83 9.31 11,988 T^ignitft T ,..,,-., T T 47.34 5.93 .66 27.53 18.54 8,408 Wood 50.0 82.0 84.0 6.0 14.8 16.0 1.0 41.0 3.2 2.0 7,870 Crude oil 20,718 22,100 Kerosene Gasoline 84.0 16.0 22,100 39.
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