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【Urgent】How much is one ton of standard oil per ton? I’m not sure if there are any standards or reference materials

2011-08-18View Original

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We are calculating the energy-saving potential; if a refinery manages to save a certain number of tons of standard oil, how much would that be in RMB, based on the price per ton? Where does the standard for this come from? Also, when calculating environmental benefits, how do we convert them into values for CO2, SOx, NOx, etc.? I’m in a hurry
Reply #22011-08-18
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Reply #32011-08-19
Is there any? Could you tell me what specific information I should look for? I can download VIP, but I’m not sure what the issue is. Could you be more specific? Thank you
Reply #42011-08-19
I now understand how standard oil is calculated; standard oil refers to oil with 10,000 calories per unit, which is roughly equivalent to the price of fuel oils such as residue oil. The problem is that it’s not clear how to convert, or estimate, the emissions reduction

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