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A fuel used in a boiler contains 86.1% carbon, 11% hydrogen, 2.6% oxygen and 1% sulfur. There are 40% excess air supplies to the furnace and the fuel rate is 400 kg/HR. Calculate the mass of air and the heat energy transfer to the air hour if enters the air heater at 18 Deg c and leaves at 130 Deg c
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