What is the relationship between 50 million tons of oil equivalent and 50 million cubic meters of oil equivalent?
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CNOOC aims to achieve 50 million to 55 million oil equivalents domestically by 2010, while Daqing has maintained an annual crude oil production of 50 million tons for 27 years! What is the conversion rate between tons and million cubic meters? Are they the same concept? If you know, please share
Oil equivalent = 9000 Kcal/liter； 1 liter of diesel = 0.9778 oil equivalents, 1 liter of gasoline for vehicles = 0.8667 oil equivalents
This is the equivalent relationship between capacities; the question raised by the original poster is that the product of volume and density should equal the tonnage
I’ve learned it.* Previously, I only knew that in China, the oil-equivalent value is calculated as 1250 m3 of gas equaling 1 ton of oil
In China, the oil and gas equivalent is generally 1255; that is, 1255 cubic meters of natural gas is equivalent to 1 ton of crude oil. In BP’s energy table, the oil and gas equivalent is 1111, meaning that 1111 cubic meters of natural gas is equivalent to 1 ton of crude oil. The basis for this is that the calorific value of crude oil is 40,000,000 Btu/t, while that of natural gas is 35,700 Btu/m3; therefore, 1 ton of crude oil is equivalent to 1,111 cubic meters of natural gas.
It is mainly determined based on the heat of combustion
One is by volume, and the other is by weight~~ Liquids are generally measured by weight, while gases are measured by volume…………