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Having Wholesale depots in both Aberdeen and Dundee allows us to supply tyres to all business types over the North of Scotland! Hello Roger, the 10.55 factor is a simple approximation. The actual formula is a more complex equation and the variables are difficult to pinpoint exactly. That’s why we make a rough estimation, but as you have adequately pointed out, this is not a 100% precise figure. Reply Per l'acquisto di parte, o per ottenere un preventivo gratuito obligationpour consegna paesi Ayour: Here is a note about boiler efficiency from the Australian government:”… the thermal efficiency of boilers increase from a maximum of 70% thirty years ago to 97%.
I had new meters installed and I was not told that old meters converts gas usage in cubic feet and new meter converts in cubic meters. ReplyHello Heleen, you just look at the difference here: 18.474m3. You have basically burned about 3.7% more than in your previous reading. In terms of kW, you have used about 195 kW worth of natural gas. Hope this helps. Reply Huge Modern workshop with all the latest equipment.......Nip in a see us......We have got it covered.
Our Aberdeen and Dundee branches are authorised to carry out both diesel and petrol Class 4 testing services. We will service any make or model, including high performance vehicles. Note: It needs to be pointed out that natural gas does not have 100% efficiency. Power plants using natural gas can have more than 80% efficiency, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. Natural gas generators, however, can have anywhere from 20% to 70% efficiency, thereby reducing the actual kWh we can get from natural gas.
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Compatibility of parts may sometimes seem very straight forward, but it is quite possible that there are variants that we have not listed, so you will be looking for something that is just not there and will naturally choose the nearest thing. Or, it may just 'look' exactly right...but isn't Du vil motta en bekreftelse på e-post når bestillingen er gjort , etterfulgt av en annen når varen er sendt med noen sporingsnumre . We supply tyres from the Top of the Northern Highlands down to the Central belt. From the likes of Thurso, Inverness, Elgin, Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Aberdeen down to Montrose, Arbroath, Dundee, Perth, Kirkcaldy. Oh, AND everywhere in between! Hope all of this makes sense. It’s basically converting natural gas combustion energy into electricity. Reply Being the largest tyre wholesaler in the North, we make sure we have the biggest and best brands available!
I am trying to calculate how to charge someone (private rental) for their use of Propane Gas, their meter was 1418.4662 to 1477.98 so therefore I have calculated that they have used 676.235 kWh, however the LPG is charged in litres. Doing lots of searching I think that I divide by 7.08 to obtain the litres prior to multplying by the cost per litre but just need some clarification please as to whether I have done this correctly. Reply IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND1, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND2, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND3, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND4, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND5, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND6, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND7, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND8, IPS Natural Die Material 8g ND9, IPS Natural Die Material Kit (UN 1208), IPS Natural Die Material Promo Kit, IPS Natural Die Material Shade GuideThe caloric value of natural gas is the parameter that changes. It’s usually around 40.0; depending on the quality of natural gas it can deviate +/-5%. 1.02264 is a correction factor, and 3.6 is the conversion factor for kWh. We can use this data to calculate how many kWh will burning any amount of natural gas (expressed in m3) generate: Gas m3 To kWh Calculator To generate 1 kWh of electricity, we have to combust 0.0947 m3 or 94.7 liters of natural gas (100% efficient combustion). Hello David, this is a fair point. We have corrected this thanks to your heads up. Hopefully, now the numbers are clearer to read. Reply
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