White flue gas (resembling steam) coming out of the chimney of a thermal power plant indicates that the fuel used in the boiler furnace is_______?

Correct answer: A. Coke Oven Gas

  • A. Coke Oven Gas
  • B. Sulphide Coke
  • C. Tar
  • D. Pulverised coke

Explanation

Coke-oven gas contains hydrogen and hydrocarbons that produce substantial water vapour on combustion, which can appear as a white steam-like plume after cooling. The listed solid fuels do not best explain this characteristic appearance.

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