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Differences between GB2589 and GB50441

2017-03-31View Original

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I would like to ask what the differences are between GB2589 \"General Rules for Calculating Comprehensive Energy Consumption\" and GB50441 \"Design Standards for Energy Consumption in Petrochemical Engineering\", which one should be used for calculations, and why there are significant differences in the data provided by these two standards
Reply #22017-03-31
Take a close look at the scope of use for each of them, compare their calculation methods to see what the differences are; **there should be specified requirements.
Reply #32017-05-15
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1777137-1-1.html GB/T 50441-2016 \"Standard for Design Calculations of Energy Consumption in Petrochemical Design\" – someone on the forum has already uploaded it
Reply #42017-08-22
http://bbs.zhulong.com/102010_group_100058/detail30888983 Register and you can use it; it’s very simple
Reply #52019-11-08
The energy conversion data for energy-consuming working fluids in GB2589 is incomplete; However, GB50441 specifies that it is only applicable to enterprises that use petroleum and natural gas as raw materials. This is indeed complicated to use!

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