Question

1) Ash content is the substrate left after
ignition at:
1 point
450 °C
550 °C
650 °C
750 °C​

Answer 1

Answer:

550° C i guess.........

Answer 2

Ash content is the substrate left after 550°C

• Ash content is an indicator of the amount of inorganic substances in a fuel.
• The inorganic materials present in the fuel are sand, nickel, aluminum, and vanadium.
• These are incombustible materials.
• To find the ash content, the materials are heated to very high temperatures, about 500°C.
• It is made sure that it is around completely burnt.
• What remains contributes to the ash content.
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