Conversion Table

I have an exam next week for which I have to bring my own conversion table. I quickly compiled one and decided to upload it. Click on the link to download the pdf and print it. This is just a basic conversion table, nothing fancy.

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Emission Factors, Part 2

I found some time to upload another part of the emission factors I have. If you have any comments, or questions, leave a comment. Check out the previous post for the calculations.

Calorific Values, Petroleum-based fuels

Fuel	(GJ/kg)	(MMBTU/lb)
Crude Oil	0.046	0.020
Gasoline	0.047	0.020
Aviation Gasoline	0.048	0.021
Distillate Fuel Oil No. 1	0.046	0.020
Distillate Fuel Oil No. 2	0.046	0.020
Distillate Fuel Oil No. 4	0.046	0.020
Jet Kerosene	0.0469	0.0202
Kerosene (Other)	0.047	0.020
LPG	0.050	0.022
Naphtha	0.047	0.020
Lubricants	0.043	0.019
Waxes	0.046	0.020
Shale Oil (liquid)	0.038	0.016
Oil Shale	0.010	0.004

 

Carbon Content, Petroleum-based fuels

Fuel	(kg C/GJ)	(Thousand BTU/lb)
Crude Oil	19	44
Gasoline	18	42
Aviation Gasoline	17.9	41.6
Distillate Fuel Oil No. 1	19	44
Distillate Fuel Oil No. 2	19	44
Distillate Fuel Oil No. 4	19	44
Jet Kerosene	18.5	43
Kerosene (Other)	18.6	43.3
LPG	16	38
Naphtha	19	44
Lubricants	19	44
Waxes	19	44
Shale Oil (liquid)	19	44
Oil Shale	28	65

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