Grams per kilowatt-hour to thermal efficiency
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42.06%
That's 1.03× as thirsty as a truck diesel, while a car diesel is 1.15× thirstier. That is a thermal efficiency of about 42.06%.
Convert the other way: % to g/kWh
What it means
How thirsty is that engine?
Efficiency figures assume diesel at 42.8 MJ/kg. Gasoline holds about 44 MJ/kg and hydrogen 120, so the same g/kWh means different efficiencies for each.
The math
How to convert g/kWh to %
Fuel consumption and efficiency are reciprocals through the fuel’s energy: efficiency % = 360,000 ÷ (42.8 × g/kWh), taking diesel at 42.8 MJ/kg.
Example: 200 g/kWh = 42.0561 %.
Every unit
Your consumption in every unit
Tables
g/kWh to % conversion table
| g/kWh | % |
|---|---|
| 150 g/kWh | 56.0748 % |
| 175 g/kWh | 48.0641 % |
| 200 g/kWh | 42.0561 % |
| 220 g/kWh | 38.2328 % |
| 250 g/kWh | 33.6449 % |
| 280 g/kWh | 30.0401 % |
| 320 g/kWh | 26.285 % |
| 400 g/kWh | 21.028 % |
| 500 g/kWh | 16.8224 % |
| 700 g/kWh | 12.016 % |
% to g/kWh conversion table
| % | g/kWh |
|---|---|
| 150 % | 56.0748 g/kWh |
| 175 % | 48.0641 g/kWh |
| 200 % | 42.0561 g/kWh |
| 220 % | 38.2328 g/kWh |
| 250 % | 33.6449 g/kWh |
| 280 % | 30.0401 g/kWh |
| 320 % | 26.285 g/kWh |
| 400 % | 21.028 g/kWh |
| 500 % | 16.8224 g/kWh |
| 700 % | 12.016 g/kWh |
Quick answers
Quick answers
- How many % is 1 g/kWh?
- 1 g/kWh is 8,411.21 %.
- How many % is 10 g/kWh?
- 10 g/kWh is 841.121 %.
- How many % is 200 g/kWh?
- 200 g/kWh is 42.0561 %.
The units
About these units
Grams per kilowatt-hour (g/kWh)
The international standard for specific fuel consumption.
Thermal efficiency (%)
The fraction of the fuel’s energy that becomes useful work.
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