QUESTION 1Kindly answer correctly. Please show all the necessary steps. Thank you so much in advance. Question 1A new fuel for combustion was found to have the following composition: carbon 71.6%, hydrogen4.8%, oxygen 6.3%, nitrogen 1.3%, sulphur 3.4%, moisture 3.5% and ash 9.1%. Calculate for completecombustion per kg of coal:1.1 The theoretical weight of air per kg of coal.1.2 The actual weight of air required with 60% excess air.1.3 The higher heating value (HHV) of coal.1.4 Write the complete combustion equation and estimate the lower heating value (LHV) of coal.

Given-Information:- Carbon, C = 71.6% Hydrogen, H = 4.8 %Oxygen, O = 6.3%Nitrogen, N = 1.3 %Sulphur,…

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