Conversion between gigajoules and joules? (Urgent need)

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While calculating the indicators for energy savings and consumption reduction in coke ovens, I encountered the need to convert joules into gigajoules, but I’m not aware of the relationship between the two. Could anyone who knows this inform me? Thanks first!

Reply #22008-01-24

1GJ=10 to the power of 9 J

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Reply #42008-01-25

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