Please tell me 1 ton = How many Kilowatt (Electrical)

Answer Posted / murali

1 TR refers 1 Ton(US) of refrigeration capacity. It is the
heat required to melt 1 Ton (907. 185 kg) per day of ice at
0 Deg C to water at 0 Deg C. This is basically the latent
heat of fusion of ice.

Latent heat of fusion of ice @ 0 deg C = 80 Kcals / kg
For melting 907.185 Kg ice / day, the heat required is
72575 Kcals / day or 3024 Kcals / hr or 3.516 KJ / sec.

Since 1 KJ / sec = 1 Kw, 3.516 KJ / sec = 3.516 Kw.

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