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| Subject:
"btu oil and natural gas"
Category: Science > Earth Sciences Asked by: carlyle-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
06 Oct 2004 23:30 PDT
Expires: 05 Nov 2004 22:30 PST Question ID: 411404 |
what is the btu comparison of natural gas and crude oil? |
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Re: "btu oil and natural gas"
Answered By: skermit-ga on 07 Oct 2004 05:18 PDT |
Crude oils have 18,300-19,500 BTU/lb and liquified natural gas (LNG)
22,300 BTU/lb. A more robust table appears below, along with web
citation.
CALORIFIC VALUE OF FULES
Rough gross values in Btu per lb
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Crude oils 18,300-19,500
Gasolines 20,500
Kerosines 19,800
Benzole 18,100
Ethyl alcohol 11,600
Gas oils 19,200
Fuel oils (bunker) 18,300
Coal (bituminous) 10,200-14,600
LNG 22,300
LPG (butane) 21,300
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http://www.eppo.go.th/ref/UNIT-OIL.html
Thank you for your question.
skermit-ga |
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