What is the power factor? What does t.Ef mean?
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Energy consumption of a certain factory: 89.62 kcal/t. With an energy consumption factor of 8.9443, the energy consumption per unit energy factor is 100.2 thousand kal/(t.Ef). What is a power factor? What does t.Ef mean? I don’t understand.
I’d like to ask the experts: has anyone seen this before?
Ef should represent the total energy consumption of the auxiliary production systems and the supplementary production systems. It equals the sum of the products of the physical quantities of various energy sources consumed in production activities during the statistical period and their respective energy equivalents. When calculating the comprehensive energy consumption, there is a coefficient for converting various types of energy into standard coal, as per the rules for converting them into primary energy. The unified unit is t (tons) (standard coal).
t.ef is the English abbreviation for tonnage energy factor. The energy factor is a parameter used in energy calculations, taking into account the processing capacity and complexity of the facility. For example, when processing 1 million tons of raw material, the overall energy consumption of a catalytic unit versus a vacuum distillation unit will necessarily differ. By comparing the energy consumption per unit of energy factor, it is possible to determine the difference in energy usage between a refinery with a catalytic unit that processes 2 million tons of material and one without such a unit