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oxygen-to-fuel ratio

2019-09-05View Original

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The pilot light in gasification uses water gas as fuel (4.7 MPa, 420 Nm³/h; CO:H2 ≈ 85%) along with oxygen (4.5 MPa, 120 Nm³/h). What is its oxygen-to-fuel ratio (on a molar basis)? I would like to know what 0.14 and 5 in the diagram represent; thank you for your guidance

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