The energy contained in liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen
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Does anyone know how to determine the energy contained in liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen? I want to convert liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen into standard coal equivalents, but I’m not sure how to do it. Please help; thank you all
According to the \"General Rules for Calculating Comprehensive Energy Consumption,\" the equivalent factor for oxygen under standard conditions is 0.4000 kgce/m3. 1 ton of liquid oxygen can be converted into 704 m3 of oxygen; therefore, through calculation, the equivalent factor for liquid oxygen is 0.2816 kgce/kg. http://www.zybang.com/question/ca250e50829cf2ff8ca186b6e22b5210.html http://wenku.baidu.com/link?url=QZ31pzZLHToTuZpPxaKpBU5ipCfuf1DZhzwNBuZbwLlXgIM3Q1w7rUjKuhC2vlkt7m0qkZWBHeO2EjaaZ7YRcTbulN3VjRVpZnK8r2YXvja