Production and energy consumption status
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Original text: Production and energy consumption details. Translation: Production & Energy Background Information. The energy consumption mentioned here includes raw materials, steam, and electricity. Questions: 1. Is yield used to represent the output rate? 2. What is the difference between energy consumption and specific consumption, and what are their professional terms in English? Please give me some advice! This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-11 17:24.]
Energy consumption refers to Energy Consumption; the corresponding production term should be capacity, right? –> Capacity
It’s not certain yet whether production corresponds to the available capacity; I’ll let you know tomorrow, hehe
It should refer to production volume and consumption volume. Capacity & Energy consumption. Agree with what Haiyou said on the second floor!
production and energy consumption situation
In this article, it is indeed stated that production corresponds to the annual output, which is also known as capacity. However, I still have some doubts regarding energy consumption! ! The energy consumption here includes raw materials, steam, electricity; and is the yield used to represent the output rate? This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-11 14:24.]
I think it’s included. If this is the main title in the process package, then there should be sub-headings below, or perhaps explanations detailing categories such as water, steam, electricity, and so on Also, I use YEILD to represent yield, and it’s also used to indicate \"yield rate\" – I’m not sure if that’s correct :)
S Yes, below are the explanatory classifications regarding water, steam, electricity, and things of that kind, hehe! I have two technical questions below: Yes, the yield mentioned here refers to the recovery rate
Production and Energy Consumption It is recommended to translate this as: Production and Energy Consumption. 1. Yield can refer to the rate of output, also known as the yield percentage. 2. Energy consumption refers to the use of energy, whereas specific consumption denotes the usage of (raw materials, utility services including water, electricity, gas, steam, etc.) per unit of product. Energy consumption is referred to as Energy Consumption, while unit consumption is called United Consumption.