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The meaning of device energy consumption indicators

2024-03-05View Original

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I’d like to ask gently: is it an oil refining plant, and is the energy consumption for circulating water 25 tons per ton of crude oil? What does this mean? Is it true that 25 tons of recycled water are required for every 1 ton of crude oil? Thank you; those who know the answer, please let me know
Reply #22024-03-05
The energy consumption index of a device indicates the amount of energy consumed per unit of product during the production process; an energy consumption of 25 tons of recycled water per ton of crude oil means that 25 tons of recycled water are required to produce 1 ton of crude oil. .
Reply #32024-03-06
It should be the amount of standard oil equivalent to the energy consumption of the circulating water system (mainly the energy used for producing water and electricity).

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