Fixed_AUS_bfg: Fixed Australia Blast furnace gas for 2010-2020
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Fixed Australia Blast furnace gas for 2010–2020
Description
Australia's Blast furnaces have an undesirable characteristic
that leads to singular matrices:
From 2013 onward, the production of Blast furnace gas by Blast furnaces
is consumed only by Blast furnaces.
No other industry or energy production machine consumes
Blast furnace gas.
In fact, the problem is deeper,
starting in 2010, the Iron and steel industry consumes no Blast furnace gas,
in apparent contradiction to the IEA's own policies for reporting
Blast furnace gas consumption.
This data frame provides the "fixed" Blast furnace gas data for Australia
for the 2010–2020 timeframe.
Usage
Fixed_AUS_bfg
Format
A data frame with 11 columns.
Details
The fix involves ensuring that the Iron and steel industry always
consumes Blast furnace gas, according to the IEA's assumed efficiency
of 40%.
The function fix_AUS_bfg() makes use of these data.
Examples
Fixed_AUS_bfg
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Fixed Australia Blast furnace gas for 2010–2020
Description
Australia's Blast furnaces have an undesirable characteristic that leads to singular matrices: From 2013 onward, the production of Blast furnace gas by Blast furnaces is consumed only by Blast furnaces. No other industry or energy production machine consumes Blast furnace gas. In fact, the problem is deeper, starting in 2010, the Iron and steel industry consumes no Blast furnace gas, in apparent contradiction to the IEA's own policies for reporting Blast furnace gas consumption. This data frame provides the "fixed" Blast furnace gas data for Australia for the 2010–2020 timeframe.
Usage
Fixed_AUS_bfg
Format
A data frame with 11 columns.
Details
The fix involves ensuring that the Iron and steel industry always
consumes Blast furnace gas, according to the IEA's assumed efficiency
of 40%.
The function fix_AUS_bfg() makes use of these data.
Examples
Fixed_AUS_bfg
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