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Can the unit for the low calorific value calculated by proII be changed?

2015-08-24View Original

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The low calorific value calculated by proii is expressed on a volume basis, for example in kJ/m3, and applies to both gaseous and liquid phases. However, the actual calorific value is usually based on mass. I spent ages trying to figure out where I could find the kJ/kg data, but I couldn’t locate it Additionally, kJ/m3 and kJ/kg cannot be simply converted using density, as has been verified. I would appreciate some advice from the experts here.
Reply #22015-08-24
You can take a look at the posts I posted before
Reply #32015-08-24
Could you please explain it in more detail? I couldn’t find the post you shared earlier regarding low calorific value; could you please provide a link? Thank you.

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