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Per l'acquisto di parte, o per ottenere un preventivo gratuito obligationpour consegna paesi Ayour: Being the largest tyre wholesaler in the North, we make sure we have the biggest and best brands available! Emme voi puhua espanjaa, mutta olemme vaihdettiin erittäin onnistuneesti käyttää Google Translator monilla kielillä. Let’s first look at the equation that converts m3 of natural gas to kWh. The key thing to remember is that 1 m3 of natural gas doesn’t always generate the same amount of electricity (kWh).

The 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. Just pop in your reg number and we'll show you what you need. And the more you buy the more you can save. Vi kan ikke snakke norsk , men vi har handlet med stor suksess ved hjelp av Google Oversetter i mange språk . To help you out, we have created an m3 to kWh calculator. You simply input cubic meters (m3) and the calculator will dynamically convert m3 into kWh. Basically, we have to convert gas units to kWh.To help you out, we have used the calculator above to make some of the most common m3 to kWh conversions, and summarized them in the table here: m3 Of Natural Gas: We have cited in this article about the cost of gas for running a generator that you would need about 7.43 cubic feet of gas to produce 1 kWh of electricity. So, if you have a 50 kW generator running at 100% output, you would need 50 × 7.43 cubic feet = 371.5 cubic feet of natural gas. Obviously, if you run it at 25% output (12.5 kW average output), you would need a quarter of that, or about 92.88 cubic feet of natural gas. Body Mirrors Door Fittings etc. Shiny stuff Clips Spare Wheel Interior Wipers Heat Heater motor Heater control Clearance

Huge Modern workshop with all the latest equipment.......Nip in a see us......We have got it covered. Hi Ray, gas meters are usually the most accurate (we pay the gas bills based on that meter). Now, 7.34 m3 of natural gas can produce 78 kWh at 100% efficiency. Here, it is vital to understand that most boilers can’t really extract 100% of heat content from the gas; it can be much lower. In your case, the boiler used 47 kWh from the 78 kWh available. That means the efficiency of using gas is (47 kWh / 78 kWh = 0.603) 60.3%. That’s a bit low: Surely 1 cubic meter = 35.315 cubic feet.. Note the full stop, not the comma, i.e. “thirty-five point three one five”(NOT thirty-five thousand,three hundred and fifteen). Hello Elijah, that’s a good question. Let’s take a 50 kW generator as an example. If you want to run a 50 kW generator at 100% output for 1 hour, you will need to calculate how much gas you need to produce 50 kWh of electricity (+ account for inefficiencies since gas generators don’t convert 100% of energy stored in gas into electricity). Different qualities of natural gas have different energy densities. That’s why we use a bit more complex equation to convert m3 to kWh precisely: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 So although energy companies are bound by the energy regulator price cap, they can tinker with this little equation as much as they like? How convenient.

Before we use the calculator that converts m3 gas into kWh, let’s look at both quantities: Cubic Meter or m3 (Volumetric Quantity Of Natural Gas) Kenway Tyres have 3 retail locations. 2 in Aberdeen (Bridge Of Don and Virginia Street (City)) and 1 in Dundee (Balunie Drive) 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. Vi bærer Mange deler på lager , men det kan det være et element som du ikke finner på nettbutikken vår . For UK enquiries, simply choose United Kingdom and then enter your post code in the box that appears.Having Wholesale depots in both Aberdeen and Dundee allows us to supply tyres to all business types over the North of Scotland! Hi if my last reading was 00503.761m3 and my new one is 00522.237m3 how much will that be in kWh thanks Reply 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

Below the calculator, you will also find the m3 to kWh conversion chart with calculated values of kWh for the corresponding m3 of natural gas. Example: 100 m3 of natural gas can produce 1055.00 kWh of electricity. You will find this calculator further on. Your total price including VAT & delivery should now appear. Feel free to add and delete items or change the delivery method. Similarly when you state that there are “35.300 BTU” in a cubic meter of natural gas you should have used a comma, not a full stop. There are of course 35,300 ( thirty- five thousand, three hundred) BTU in a cubic meter of N.G, not thirty-five point three zero zero. The use of a comma as a decimal point and a full stop as a “thousand separator” is accepted usage in many European languages but not in English. Reply

For extremely precise calculations, we would you the upper equation. However, without more than a 5% loss in accuracy, we can simplify it quite a bit.