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A Solid Sulfur (S) is burned with 100% theoretical air.


A Solid Sulfur (S) is burned with 100% theoretical air. The sulfur enters the combustion chamber at P=100 KPa, 25℃. The air enters at P=100 KPa, T=770℃. The temperature of the products gases = 900 k. Determine the heat transfer for this process. 

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