What is the coal equivalent factor for tar processing products, aniline oil, phenol oil, and industrial naphthalene?
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I need to prepare a report on energy usage status; I urgently need the conversion factors for anthracene oil, phenol oil, industrial naphthalene, and washing oil. Does anyone know these values? Thank you
Based on the information currently available, only tar has a coefficient equivalent to standard coal; this coefficient is around 1.29 kg of standard coal per ton. Anthracene oil, phenol oil, industrial naphthalene, and washed oil do not yet have such coefficients. If the lower calorific value of these types of deeply processed tar products is available, it can be calculated using the following formula: Conversion factor (kg of standard coal/kg) = Lower calorific value (kcal) / 7000 (kcal/kg of standard coal)
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What was said on the second floor is correct; currently, only the tar conversion factor exists, while the others are not officially recognized. Calculations can be done, but I wrote a similar report on energy conservation earlier, and it gave me a lot of trouble
Thank you, I estimated it in the same way as well – roughly