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Unit of leakage rate

2024-05-10View Original

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Is the unit for leakage rate mL/s or pa·L/s? Can these two units be converted?
Reply #22024-05-10
The unit of leakage rate is usually Pa·L/s. mL/s and Pa·L/s cannot be directly converted, as they represent different physical meanings. mL/s is the unit for volumetric flow rate, while Pa·L/s is the unit for pressure flow rate. .
Reply #32024-05-28
https://www.karlun.cn/news/110.html Please take a look at this; it seems there are issues with the description
Reply #42024-05-28
The first one is under positive pressure, and the second one is in a vacuum environment,?

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