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They don't give it in Joules because I have no way of understanding how many Joules it takes to run my 17W bulb for two hours per day - but I do understand rath
by Vivtek 16y ago
They don't give it in Joules because I have no way of understanding how many Joules it takes to run my 17W bulb for two hours per day - but I do understand rather easily how many kWh/day that comes to. So while kWh/day may be confusing from the standpoint of relating it to the amount of coal burned, in point of fact it is the natural unit to use when discussing consumption.
- eru 16y ago17W * 2 hours = 17 W * 2 * 3600s = 0.122400 MJ. For comparison 1kWh = 3.6 MJ.