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Energy consumption conversion factor

2007-12-25View Original

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Serial Number, Category, Quantity, and Unit Energy Equivalent Value (kg of standard oil); Remarks: Current standards, New standards from 2005
1. Electricity: 1 kW·h – 0.30, 0.26
2. Fresh water: 1 t – 0.18, 0.17
3. Recycled water: 1 t – 0.10, 0.10
4. Softened water: 1 t – 0.25, 0.25
5. Deionized water: 1 t – 2.3, 2.30
6. Deoxygenated water: 1 t – 9.2, 9.20
7. Steam turbine condensate: 1 t – 3.4, 3.65
8. Condensate from heating equipment: 1 t – 7.4, 7.65
9. Fuel oil: 1 t – 1000, 1000
10. Fuel gas: 1 t – 1000, 950
11. Catalytic coking: 1 t – 1000, 950
12. Industrial coke: 1 t – 800, 800
13. Steam at 10.0 Mpa: 1 t – -, 92
New items:
14. Steam at 3.5 Mpa: 1 t – 88, 88
15. Steam at 1.0 Mpa: 1 t – 76, 76
16. Steam at 0.3 Mpa: 1 t – 66, 66
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Reply #22007-12-28
China’s conversion standards are still being developed.

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