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Conversion of water vapor flow rate

2018-04-08View Original

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I have a gentle question: how many kg/h is 10 m3/h of steam converted to kilograms? Thank you, points appreciated!
Reply #22018-04-08
If it is 10 Nm3/h, then the calculation is simply 10/22.4*18=8 kg/h. If it is 10 m3/h, then the temperature and pressure need to be known in order to determine the density and thus make the conversion.
Reply #32018-04-09
Check the property handbook and do the conversion
Reply #42018-04-09
“10Nm3/h”~~~~~~~Steam is not applicable~~I have never seen water vapor under standard conditions.........

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