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How many litres of diesel can produce energy equivalent to energy produced by 1 kg of burning charcoal (charcoal is from wood)
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From what I know, charcoal made from different types of wood produces different amount of energy. In our region, certain species of mangrove wood are best. There must be an average figure somewhere - Wikipedia reference-linkEnergy content of biofuel

Look at the sixth item in the table and do your maths from there.

Also: http://bioenergy.ornl.gov/papers/misc/energy_conv.html

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Try looking here...... http://www.unitconversion.org
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Default Re: Energy produced by 1kg of burning charcoal

charcoal 29.0 MJ/kg
diesel 45.3 MJ/kg
(from http://hypertextbook.com/physics/mat...ergy-chemical/)
("energy density" is a good search term here)

So diesel fuel provides about 1.5 times as much energy per kg.


Also, diesel has a density of 0.85 kg/l. Combining this gives

1 kg charcoal
= 29.0 MJ
= (29/45.3) = 0.65 kg of diesel
= 0.65kg / 0.85kg/l = 0.77 liters of diesel
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