Metric Conversion -- Flow Rate
Metric Conversion -- Flow Rate
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Requesting help in identifying/converting N as shown in the following flow rate:
Nm3/h
I know basic conversion
1 m3/h = 0.5885 cfm
What is N ?
Thanks
Nm3/h
I know basic conversion
1 m3/h = 0.5885 cfm
What is N ?
Thanks





RE: Metric Conversion -- Flow Rate
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Note that the definition of normal conditions used by Milton is 1 atm absolute, but the definition given by IUPAC is 1 bar absolute. Whether flows are given in Nm3/h or SCFM, the reference conditions should always be given. If they are not, insist that you source supply them.
Once you have understood what this is all about, there is a gas flow converter built into a free units converter that I wrote called Uconeer. See the address in my signature below.
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RE: Metric Conversion -- Flow Rate
M^3=NM^3(T2/T1)(P1/P2)
where T1,P1 are the reference 0deg,i atmos state and
T2,P2 is the state at which you want to measure the CFM
RE: Metric Conversion -- Flow Rate
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