BTU equation
BTU equation
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Can someone refresh my mind with the equation to calculate Btu's to Tons CO2? Thanks CM
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RE: BTU equation
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RE: BTU equation
Using the same approach, with a latent heat of sublimation of 246 BTU/lb, dry ice would have 20,500 BTU/hr equivalent cooling capacity per ton.
http://www.dryicesource.com/dryice/specs.php
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1 Million Btu's = 55kg CO2 (121 lb)
I think this is what you are looking for. The equivalence of Btu's in CO2. This is a calculation that works back through the chain of usage, conversion, transmission, generation and I guess is done on national averages for each (I didn't read the whole document!).
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