How to convert standard-state flow rate to volume

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How to convert the standard-state flow rate to a volume? Given that the standard-state flow rate is 20 Nm3/h and the molecular weight is 40, what is the volume in m3?

Reply #22009-09-04

Can this be converted too? Anyone who manages to do this should apply for the Nobel Prize, or the Wolf Prize, the Fields Medal, and so on.

Reply #32009-09-04

There should be temperature and pressure at the operating condition, and the volumetric flow rate at the operating condition can be calculated using the gas equation of state.

Reply #42009-09-04

Flow rate and volume cannot be converted to each other, as they are not in the same units and therefore cannot be exchanged

Reply #52009-09-04

Flow rate and volume are two completely different concepts; how can they be converted? Has the original poster made a mistake somewhere?

Reply #62009-09-05

Those who have studied chemical engineering wouldn’t ask such a question, right?

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