Enthalpy should refer to enthalpy, but I have some doubts

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Enthalpy should refer to enthalpy value, but in our design documents its unit is KW. How can this be explained? Please give some guidance. This post was last edited by chen3jun on 2009-2-15 at 12:49.]

Reply #22008-01-18

Enthalpy is denoted by H; in general, it is expressed in KJ (joules), but both KJ and KW are units used to represent energy, and there is a direct conversion relationship between them.

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