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The issue of calorific value at different temperatures

2012-12-25View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: In the LNG analysis report, I saw the calorific value of natural gas, specified as the calorific value at 15 degrees Celsius under standard conditions and the calorific value at 20 degrees Celsius under standard conditions. What is the difference between these two values, and what do they mean? .

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