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Natural or primary fuels are found in nature such as wood, peat, coal, natural gas, petroleum.
- Artificial or secondary fuels are prepared from primary fuels charcoal, coal gas, coke, kerosene oil, diesel oil, petrol, etc.
Fuels are further classified as
- Solid Fuels
- Liquid Fuels
- Gaseous Fuels
Characteristics of solid fuels
- Ash is high.
- Low thermal efficiency
- Form clinker
- Low calorific value and require large excess air.
- Cost of handling high
- Cannot be used in IC engines.
Characteristics of liquid fuels
- High calorific value
- No dust ash and clinker
- Clean fuels
- Less furnace air
- Less furnace space
- Used in IC engines
Characteristics of Gaseous fuels
- Have high heat content
- No ash or smoke
- Very large storage tanks are required
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An ideal fuel should have the following properties:High calorific value.Moderate ignition temperature.Low moisture content.Low NOn combustible matter.Moderate velocity of combustion.Products of combustion not harmful.Low cost.Easy to transportation
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