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Coefficient for converting ammonium sulfate to standard coal

2009-03-05View Original

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Who knows the equivalent standard coal coefficient for ammonium sulfate when calculating coking energy consumption! ! ! Urgent need
Reply #22009-03-05
According to the regulations for calculating energy consumption per production process: when calculating the energy consumption of the coking process, ammonium sulfate does not need to be converted into standard coal; only metallurgical coke, coke tar, coke dust, crude benzene, tar, and gas should be taken into account in the calculations. In the ammonium sulfate process, only the energy consumed is taken into account; the ammonium sulfate product itself does not need to be converted into standard coal.
Reply #32009-03-05
Is the energy equivalent of ammonium sulfate and sulfur taken into account in the calculation of total energy consumption?

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