M KG/HR – what does M mean?

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Recently, I saw PROII calculation reports sent by others, in which the units for the mass flow rate of vapor and liquid phase densities were both M KG/HR. What does M mean?

Reply #22017-08-30

But one million seems unreasonable for the data; I don’t know what to do. Should it be one thousand instead?

Reply #32017-09-08

This is not a unit of mass; it is kilomoles per hour, that is, KMOL/H

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