Calculated in kilowatt hour , then in joule the energy consumed by a electrical dry towels of puissance 800 W.

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4 0

You haven't said how much time the device runs.
The longer it runs, the more energy it dissipates.

Let's consider 1 hour of run time:

800 watts = 0.8 kilowatt
800 watts = 800 joules/sec

In 1 hour . . .

(0.8 kilowatt) x (1 hour) = 0.8 kilowatt-hour .

(800 joule/sec) x (1 hour) x (3600 sec/hour) = 2,880,000 joules

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