Stiochiometric air-to-fuel ratio for heavy fuel oil

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The stoichiometric air-to-fuel ratio for heavy fuel oil is established at 14.4:1. This ratio is essential for accurately calculating the enthalpy of gas produced from heavy fuel oil combustion. Additionally, a free MS Excel file is available for download, which provides tools for analyzing combustion processes involving coal and oil fuels.

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what is the stiochiometric air-to-fuel ratio for heavy fuel oil? i need it to calculate the enthalpy of gas fromheavy fuel oil firing .
 
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14.4:1 for heavy fuel oil.
 

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