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The issue with traffic units

2007-12-07View Original

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I saw the unit symbol Lt/hr in some documents today; I don’t know what it means. Please help!
Reply #22007-12-09
No. Lt/hr = t/hr. Our old unit system prefers to use L (pronounced ‘li’) to represent metric units; therefore, Lt refers to a metric ton, which is the same as the ton we use today.
Reply #32007-12-10
I also think it should be: rise/hour
Reply #42007-12-10
lt=liter, so it should be: liters per hour

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