Conversion of gas flow rate units?
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If the gas flow rate is 80 m3/h, what is the equivalent value in Nm3/h?
Learn about the gas equation; convert 80 m3/h to Nm3/h. The key is to understand the conditions under which 80 m3/h is measured – what the pressure and temperature are. Nm3/h refers to the flow rate under standard conditions
To find the temperature and pressure, use the ideal gas law for conversion
2# jcicwht was my negligence; I failed to record the temperature and pressure. If we assume the temperature is T1 and the pressure is P1, then what is the equation for this gas?
When the temperature and pressure are not too high, the ideal gas law can be used for a rough calculation: V0 = V1 * P1 * T0 / P0 * T1, where P1, T1, V1 and P0, T0, V0 represent the pressure, temperature, and volume under actual conditions and standard conditions respectively； For more accurate results, further correction is required.
Floor 5 explained it in detail; just check the compressibility coefficient of the gas and make the correction.
Could you demonstrate it, please? Thank you! ! !
The output volume indicated on the nameplate of the air compressor is 949 L/s (which should refer to the compressor’s suction volume). What should be the flow rate at the outlet when the outlet pressure is 0.7 MPa, in m3/h? I seek advice from experts!
The conversion formula is as follows: Flow rate under operating conditions: Qf = QN ÷ m3/h. Therefore, the calculated value is = 80 ÷ m3/h