Talk:Lower heating value
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Removed POV template because there is no discussion explaining what is POV. pstudier 01:16, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
12/13/2006 What are the usual units of LHV, Kj/Kg ?
[edit] 150 deg Celsius???
This arrticle doesnt explain what LHV is or its definition. The 150degC rule is un heard of to me!
The 150C in the definition of LHV is very strange. Normally when stating LHV it is at 1 bar (standard state) and 25C. The very negative discussion on LHV and the potential misunderstandings it could lead to, should be changed.
