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What is a Higher Heating Value (HHV)?

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Date: 09/11/2005 Topic: Glossary  
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The maximum heating value of a fuel sample, which includes the calorific value of the fuel (bone dry) and the latent heat of vaporization of the water in the fuel. (See moisture content and net (lower) heating value, below.)

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