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I'd like to know how to calculate the lower heating value (LHV) of a liquid fuel e.g. kero. Is it the same as the calculation method for gases i.e.
Product LHV = sum(mass fraction*component LHV)
or is it different?
Does it make a difference whether i use mass or mole fraction if I use the corresponding units for LHV i.e. mole fraction*MJ/mol and mass fraction*MJ/kg?
Finally, where can i get LHV data for C20 and above?
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Lhv For Gaseous And Liquid Fuels
Started by gcat, Mar 03 2009 11:57 PM
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