Gas flow rate unit issue

2018-08-23View Original

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I saw on a gas flow measurement report that the flow rate is expressed in dNm3/h – what does that mean? Normally, it is expressed in standard cubic meters per hour. Please, an expert, help me! Waiting online! Urgent! Urgent! Urgent!

Reply #22018-08-23

Does d mean dry? I guessed.

Reply #32018-08-27

Thank you for the advice. I asked elsewhere, and it indeed means dry gas, without any moisture. Thank you!

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