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What is the calorific value of a burning wood

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Answered by Anonymous

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When fuels are burnt, heat is produced. The amount of heat produced by different types of fuels on burning is expressed in terms of calorific value. Calorific value of a fuel may be defined as the amount of heat produced on complete burning of 1 gm of fuel. S.I. unit of calorific value of fuels is kilojoule per gram (KJ/g). For example, when one gram of wood is burnt completely it produces 17 kilojoules heat. Therefore, the calorific value of wood is 17 KJ/g. in similar manner, when 1 gm of kerosene oil is burnt completely it produces 48 kilojoules heat.

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Answered by LeadSto

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$\leadsto$ Calorific value of wood = 17000 - 22000

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Answered by LeadSto

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$\leadsto$ Calorific value of wood = 17000 - 22000

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