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What does the unit “MM KJ/HR” mean in PROII? ?

2010-06-09View Original

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What does the unit “MM KJ/HR” mean in PROII? ? Advice from an expert~~~~~~
Reply #22010-06-09
This post was last edited by lsyhum on 2010-6-9 21:39. The unit of enthalpy: MMkj/hr = 10^6 kJ/hr = 10^9 J/hr = GJ/hr
Reply #32010-06-10
MM KJ/HR is the unit for reaction enthalpy or enthalpy change; 1 MM KJ/HR = 1,000,000 KJ/HR
Reply #42010-06-10
1MKJ/H=1000000KJ/h

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