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【2025 Basic Knowledge】What is the equivalent kPa value at the site for 1 t/h in the central control unit?

2025-12-20View Original

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This post was last edited by The one on 2025-12-21 00:05. t/h and kPa are two completely different units of physical quantity, and cannot be converted directly. t/h is a flow rate unit, indicating the mass of material that passes through per hour. kPa is a unit of pressure, representing the force per unit area. To convert flow rate (t/h) to pressure (kPa), it is necessary to know the specific characteristics of the system, such as pipe size, fluid density, flow velocity, etc.
Reply #22025-12-20
Without specific system parameters (such as pipe size, fluid density, flow rate, etc.), it is not possible to convert t/h directly to kPa. Calculations need to be done based on the physical properties of the actual system.
Reply #32025-12-20
The following 23 common unit conversion types are provided for reference.

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