Hello, may I ask what 100 mg/Nm3 is equal to in mg/m3? How do I convert between them? Thank you
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Hello, may I ask what 100 mg/Nm3 is equal to in mg/m3? How do I convert between them? Thank you
It depends on the specific medium and pressure; different mediums require different approaches.
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2017-5-9 19:07: PV=n RT
It depends on the specific operating conditions. Our formula for calculating 6% O2 is: mg/Nm3 = mg/m3 × 15 / (21 – T), where T is the temperature in degrees Celsius; this is provided for reference only.
One is in standard conditions; the state of the other isn’t clear, so let’s calculate it using the gas equation
One is under standard conditions, and the other is under operating conditions – it depends on the pressure and temperature of your working environment, as well as the coefficients related to the medium; you can look up the formulas online and do the calculations yourself……
Calculation using the ideal gas law! This issue is common in the parameters of reciprocating compressors, fans, and centrifugal compressors……