Discussion
Theoretical air is the amount that
Answer: A
Correct answer: exactly satisfies the combustion stoichiometry
Theoretical air - also called stoichiometric air - is the quantity the balanced equations require, with no more and no less oxygen than the fuel can consume. It is a calculated reference, not what is actually supplied: real furnaces run on more than it, and the difference is the excess air on which every efficiency calculation turns.
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