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There is no quantity value for emission factor

Open areleu opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

Description of the issue

There is a emission quantity value associated to emission value but there is no emission factor value

Ideas of solution

I suggest adding:

efficiency value

emission factor value

emission factor process atribute of some ~~transformation~~ emission emission factor has quantity value some emission factor value

emission factor value: An emission factor value is a quantity value stating the ratio between a process inputs and their emission associated output.

As efficiency value is already a ratio, we don't need to specify the unit of emission factor value

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areleu avatar Nov 23 '22 16:11 areleu

emission factor process atribute of some transformation

I object against this axiom. Not every transformation is associated with an emission.

l-emele avatar Nov 23 '22 17:11 l-emele

I object against this axiom. Not every transformation is associated with an emission.

Fair engough. But we can specify, which transformations are related, i.e. mainly most of the subclasses of energy transformation.

stap-m avatar Nov 24 '22 08:11 stap-m

There are some subclasses which have an axiom 'causally upstream or within' some emission'. In my view, it would be best if we somehow could infer that all classes that have this axiom also get the axiom 'has process attribute' some 'emission factor'. Can we solve this with a general class axiom?

l-emele avatar Nov 24 '22 08:11 l-emele

There are some subclasses which have an axiom 'causally upstream or within' some emission'. In my view, it would be best if we somehow could infer that all classes that have this axiom also get the axiom 'has process attribute' some 'emission factor'. Can we solve this with a general class axiom?

I figured that the 'causally upstream or within' relationship is there, I think this justifies not having the process attribute related to a transforamtion

areleu avatar Nov 24 '22 08:11 areleu

emission factor value: An emission factor value is a quantity value stating the ratio between a process inputs and their emission associated output.

A ratio is a dimensionless unit, but emission factor values (at least if some kind of energy transformation is involved) is usually given in units like t/TJ, g/kWh, so the dimension in these cases is mass divided by energy.

l-emele avatar Nov 28 '22 19:11 l-emele

Will this be fixed by #1759?

stap-m avatar Apr 24 '24 07:04 stap-m

Not realy. It is related, but emission factor (value) is something different than an emission value.

l-emele avatar Apr 24 '24 09:04 l-emele