the energy content of a fuel measured as the heat released on complete combustion.
The quantity of heat produced by the complete combustion of a given mass of fuel. Calorific value is measured as Joules or Calories per unit of volume.
(from the article `coal utilization`) Calorific value, measured in British thermal units or megajoules per kilogram, is the amount of chemical energy stored in a coal that is released as ...
The quantity of heat that can be liberated from one pound of coal or oil measured in BTU's.
The heat liberated by the combustion of a unit quantity of a fuel under specific conditions; it is measured in calories.
The energy content of a fuel measured as the heat released on complete combustion.
the amount of heat or energy generated by a specified quantity of a fuel source
describes the energy content of a unit mass or volume of a fuel (kWh kg-1, Jkg-1, kWh m-3, J m-3).
The amount of heat that can be obtained from one pound of coal or oil measured in BTU's.
The quantity of heat that can be liberated from one pound of coal or oil measured in BTU's.
Amount of heat generated by a given mass of fuel when it is completely burned. It is measured in joules per kilogram.
Amount of heat generated by a given mass of fuel when it is completely burned. It is measured in joules per kilogram. Calorific values are measured experimentally with a bomb calorimeter
The heat liberated by the combustion of a unit quantity of a fuel under specific conditions; measured in calories.