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2016-12-12View Original

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How do you determine the calorific value of liquids (used oil) for heat generation purposes? What’s the conversion formula again?
Reply #22016-12-17
There are specialized calorimeters: by taking a certain amount of sample and igniting it under high-pressure oxygen conditions, it is possible to accurately measure the heat released by the substance, that is, to determine its heat of combustion.
Reply #32017-01-10
To measure the calorific value of oil products, a calorimeter specifically designed for this purpose is required. By entering the relevant values, the heat generation capacity of the used oil can be determined. Our company’s ZDHW-8000A calorimeter can perform such measurements; no conversions are needed, and the results are obtained directly. If you have any questions, feel free to send me a private message or add me on QQ at 1061626571. I hope I can help you.

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