Please explain Page 3 of 35 of 584 wordsQ Search10) Given the energy flow into and out of a boiler as below, estimate the heat balance (the differencebetween energy in and out in term of percentage)(a) 1.7%(d) 2.1%D Accessibility: UnavailableCoal:123,330,000 Btu/hCombustion air:0 Btu/hrFlue gas:16,150,000 Btu/hBlowdown:5,251,000 Btu/hOP(b) 0.3%(e) 3.1%Makeup water0 Btu/hdP1WFlue surface losses:716,400 Btu/hBoiler surface losses:418,400 Btu/hr(c) 2.5%Steam:103,100,000 Btu/hAdobe AcrobatCondensate return4,480,000 Btu/hFocusBVoiceEditor Reuse Files19I455 PM11/8/2023

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10) Given the energy flow into and out of a boiler as below, estimate the heat balance (the difference between energy in and out in term of percentage) (a) 1.7% (d) 2.1% Coal: 123,330,000 Btu/h Combustion air: 0 Btu/hr (b) 0.3% (e) 3.1% Flue gas: 16,150,000 Btu/h Blowdown: 5,251,000 Btu/h Makeup water 0 Btu/h Flue surface losses: 716,400 Btu/h Boiler surface losses: 418,400 Btu/hr (c) 2.5% Steam: 103,100,000 Btu/h Condensate return 4,480,000 Btu/h

10) Given the energy flow into and out of a boiler as below, estimate the heat balance (the difference between energy in and out in term of percentage) (a) 1.7% (d) 2.1% Coal: 123,330,000 Btu/h Combustion air: 0 Btu/hr (b) 0.3% (e) 3.1% Flue gas: 16,150,000 Btu/h Blowdown: 5,251,000 Btu/h Makeup water 0 Btu/h Flue surface losses: 716,400 Btu/h Boiler surface losses: 418,400 Btu/hr (c) 2.5% Steam: 103,100,000 Btu/h Condensate return 4,480,000 Btu/h

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