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Metric conversion

2018-01-04View Original

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How to convert cubic meters to tons? For example, how many tons is 500 Nm*3 of propane?
Reply #22018-01-04
500 m³ × 1000 L/m³ ÷ 22.4 L/mol × 44 g/mol × 10^-6 t/g = 0.98 tons
Reply #32018-01-04
This post was last edited by tdlwff1543 on 2018-1-4 15:35
Reply #42018-01-05
For the pressure condition under standard conditions, standard atmospheric pressure is used both domestically and internationally, namely 101.325 kPa, whereas the temperature condition varies
Reply #52018-01-05
It’s not that simple, right? Isn’t it calculated using the equation PV=nRT?
Reply #62018-01-05
It’s not that simple, right? Isn’t it calculated using the equation PV=nRT?
Reply #72018-01-05
That’s how it’s calculated in refinery operations
Reply #82018-01-12
Medium density multiplied by volume equals weight. Dielectric density can be measured, or it can be calculated from data.

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