- For complete combustion, fuels need the certain quantity of oxygen (present in Air) in order to give useful heat.
- If only net (stoichiometric) air is supplied combustion may be incomplete.
- To ensure complete combustion, combustion chambers are supplied with excess air.
- Too much Excess Air may take away useful heat and increase losses.
- For best efficiency optimum quantity of Excess Air must be supplied.
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