I have a question regarding energy consumption

12kw•h = 1 kg of standard oil

Energy conversion coefficients: 1. Fresh water: 0.18 kg of standard oil per ton; 2. Circulating water: 0.10 kg of standard oil per ton; 3. Seawater: 0.18 kg of standard oil per ton; 4. Deoxygenated water: 9.2 kg of standard oil per ton; 5. Demineralized water (softened water): 2.30 kg of standard oil per ton; 6. Salty condensate water (used for heating or in turbines): 3.40 kg of standard oil per ton; 7. Oily condensate water (from oil heaters): 7.40 kg of standard oil per ton; 8. Steam: (1) 3.5–3.9 Mpa: 88.0 kg of standard oil per ton; (2) 1.0 Mpa: 76.0 kg of standard oil per ton; (3) 0.3 Mpa: 66.0 kg of standard oil per ton; 9. Fuel oil (fuel gas): 1000 kg of standard oil per ton; 10. Electricity: 0.3 kg of standard oil per kilowatt-hour. Note: 1) 1 kg of standard oil is equivalent to 10,000 kcal; 2) 1 kg of standard oil * 4.1868 = joules; 3) Materials produced by the facility itself or steam supplied to the system from compressors or similar sources are counted using value (1).

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