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I looked around a bit in "definitions.units" and there are actually energy densities in there for various fuel sources, including diesel. You have: 1 diesel

by m55au 4y ago

I looked around a bit in "definitions.units" and there are actually energy densities in there for various fuel sources, including diesel. You have: 1 diesel You want: Wh/L 1 diesel = 10103.465 Wh/L Slightly different value than in Wikipedia, but close enough.

dredmorbius 4y ago
*blink* TIL, there are! Thanks. (For the curious, the definitions file is ~7500 lines, there's a lot in there. GNU version. For those on MacOS, the stock BSD units offers far less.)