A. heated sufficiently
B. burnt in excess air
C. heated to its ignition point
D. burnt as powder
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A. heated sufficiently
B. burnt in excess air
C. heated to its ignition point
D. burnt as powder
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A. causing clinkering and slagging
B. corroding air heaters
C. spontaneous combustion during coal storage
D. all of the above
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A. the content of sulphur
B. the content of ash and heating value
C. the proximate analysis
D. the exact analysis
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A. lowest temperature at which oil will flow under set condition
B. storage temperature
C. temperature at which fuel is pumped through burners
D. temperature at which oil is transported
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A. prevent the bulging of flat surfaces
B. avoid explosion in furnace
C. prevent leakage of hot flue gases
D. support furnace freely from top
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A. has high heating value
B. retards electric precipitation
C. promotes complete combustion
D. has highly corrosive effect
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A. increases steam pressure
B. increases steam flow
C. decreases fuel consumption
D. decreases steam pressure
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A. carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulphur, moisture
B. fixed carbon, ash, volatile matter, moisture
C. higher calorific value
B. lower calorific value
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A. induced draft fan
B. smoke meter
C. chimney
D. precipitator
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A. chimney
B. induced draft fan
C. both combined A. and B.
D. steam jet draught
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