How to convert Nm3/h to m3/h.

2017-01-13 View Original

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Reply #2 2017-01-14

The pressure and temperature need to be known; PV/T = P0V0/T0. Pressure should be in absolute terms, and temperature in absolute temperature in K.

Reply #3 2017-01-14

Nm3/h, which refers to the volume of gas at 1 atmosphere of pressure and 0 degrees Celsius; by converting the temperature to Kelvin and plugging it into the formula, the value can be calculated

Reply #4 2017-01-14

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Reply #5 2017-01-18

Taking our case as an example, the air pressure is 84 kPa and the temperature is 20 degrees; 1 Nm3 = 101.325 × 293 / 84 / 273 m3

Reply #6 2017-01-19

NM3/H divided by gauge pressure plus one equals m3/h

Reply #7 2017-01-20

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