About Heat Reaction and Adiabatic Flame temperature

Heat Reaction:

• This is the process of heat adjustment, that it required to add or remove the amount of heat at the time of chemical reaction.
• This is done due to the presence of all the substance that should be involved at the same temperature.
• If there is the addition of heat required then it is said to be positive and the reaction is called Endothermic.
• If there is heat rejected it is said to be negative and the reaction is called Exothermic.

Adiabatic Flame Temperature:

• Adiabatic flame temperature is known as when there is temperature attained by the product of combustion.
• The work transfer is in the absence or there is a change in K.E and P.E  this is due to the Adiabatic condition process.
• Due to heat loss and incomplete combustion, the temperature of the product is less than the adiabatic combustion temperature at the actual practice.

Salient Features:

• The maximum temperature can be attained by the air supplied theoretically and the reaction causes in adiabatic combustion.
• If there is an air-fuel ratio increase then there is a temperature decrease.
• There is an excess amount of air is used to maintain the adiabatic flame temperature.

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