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Common materials and energy

2009-03-18View Original

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For utilities and energy, which term would be better to use to refer to energy? Energy, power, electricity? There is a related table below; in addition to various materials used in utility services, this table includes electricity as well, along with voltage and frequency! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-18 17:14.]
Reply #22009-03-18
The term used to refer to energy in general is probably \"energy\"; while \"power\" is usually used to refer to strength or electrical energy I’m not sure if this is the right way to put it
Reply #32009-03-19
What you mean here is mainly electrical energy; \"power\" is a more suitable term in this context
Reply #42009-03-19
From a design perspective, utilities and energy are translated as: utilities and energy consumption
Reply #52009-03-19
Voltage and frequency certainly refer to a “power supply”
Reply #62009-03-20
Utilities and energy: Well, actually this \"energy\" refers to the specifications of utilities such as steam, so I’ll translate it as \"utilities and specifications\" for now

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