2. Wood smoke can be a source of carbon monoxide. Wood produces about 200 g of CO per kg of wood burned. Suppose you make a very large bonfire by burning 400 kg of wood per hour. Assume it is a clear night over rough terrain with the wind blowing at 2.4 m/s (as measured at 10 m). Assume the effective stack height is 6 m. A. What is the rate of CO production (Q) in g/s

The correct answer will be "22,222 g/sec"

Explanation:

The given values are:

Speed of wing,

Stack's height (effective),

Stack's height (measured),

Wood's burning rate,

Amount of produced CO,

Now,

On converting the unit of wood's burning rate, we get

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So that,

The rate of CO production will be:

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On putting the estimated values, we get

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