Which is the common method to relate higher calorific value to lower calorific value?

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LCV = HCV + H_V (n_{H₂O, out} / n_{fuel, in})

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HCV = LCV + HV (nH2O, out / nfuel, in)

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LCV = HCV + HV (nH2O, out / nfuel, in)

TuteeHUB · Answer

HCV = LCV + HV (nfuel, in/ nH2O, out)

TuteeHUB · Answer

LCV = HCV + HV (nfuel, in/ nH2O, out)

1.	Which is the common method to relate higher calorific value to lower calorific value?
A.	HCV = LCV + H<sub>V</sub> (n<sub>H<sub>2</sub>O, out</sub> / n<sub>fuel, in</sub>)
B.	LCV = HCV + H<sub>V</sub> (n<sub>H<sub>2</sub>O, out</sub> / n<sub>fuel, in</sub>)
C.	HCV = LCV + H<sub>V</sub> (n<sub>fuel, in</sub>/ n<sub>H<sub>2</sub>O, out</sub>)
D.	LCV = HCV + H<sub>V</sub> (n<sub>fuel, in</sub>/ n<sub>H<sub>2</sub>O, out</sub>)
Answer» B. LCV = HCV + H<sub>V</sub> (n<sub>H<sub>2</sub>O, out</sub> / n<sub>fuel, in</sub>)

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