Had to calibrate a chemical dosing pump (on a automated cip wash system) - chemical drum stated dosing rate in dcl ?? decilitres .. ffs -had to google that
George
1750w Vertical PV micro inverters
3800w almost horizontal/south
Aarrow Becton 7 Woodburner
Dream 3kw ASHP only connected to summer Pool.
Allotment heavy clay.
1.784kw Kirk Hill
0.875kw Derril Water
0.2kwWhitelaw Brae
1kw Harlow Hydro.
ALAN/ALAN D wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 10:55 pm
Do you want my little Discreeeet picture removed. ?
Enjoy yourself, why not?
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15kW PV SE, VI, HM, EN
42kWh LFPO4 storage
7kW ASHP
200ltr HWT.
73kWh HI5
Deep insulation, air leak ct'd home
WBSx2
Low energy bulbs
Veg patches & fruit trees
I'm a millimetre man, I sometimes work with a friend in his 50's (older than me) who still measures in inches and feet.. I can't abide that in this day and age, I can sort of use both, but I like precision and simplicity, so always have to convert everything, especially if we need drawings, or whatever we're making to be professional and accurate!
John_S wrote: ↑Wed Jan 24, 2024 12:05 am
I edited “ * time” from “* times” .
Apostrophes are generally possessives as in John’s post or denote an abbreviation as in l don’t like that.
Is someone trying to tell me that more than one kilowatt are kWh’s ?
I was mostly being facetious in the gear grinding vain of this thread, I've not seen anyone add an 's' on kWh to abbreviate the hour's' but maybe it's a normal?
That’s the them and us started, excluding those who are looking for help cause we won’t reply as Watt has been spelt wrong…
Just like other forums and the core members reply unfavourably when you want to plaster with gypsum plaster and the lime purists start sharpening the pitch forks.
take a chill pill.
While I get annoyed when the potentially wrong units are quoted (sometimes to try to exaggerate a point). Power quoted instead of energy for storage projects is one.
However, I don’t care of what multiplier is used - as long as it is correct and proper upper or lower case - because there are few basic SI units. Hours is not one of them - the SI unit for time is the second and 3600 seconds is not a simple power of ten value. Metres (m) is the SI unit for length, btw, not millimetres, but some units (like Pascals and Kelvin) are simply not understood by most of the public.
Now, BTUs, feet and pounds are ridiculously awkward units to manage! Being old, and living in the UK, miles per gallon is still my preferred measure of an ICE vehicle economy. Even miles/kWh for ‘lectric ones is my preference - at the moment.