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Help: What unit is this?

2010-11-16View Original

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As the title suggests, what unit is Nm³/min? Thanks first!
Reply #22010-11-16
This post was last edited by qugd on 2010-11-16 09:49. There is a problem with your way of expressing it. Is it Nm3/min? If so, it refers to cubic meters per minute under standard conditions; this unit is generally used to measure gases. Standard conditions refer to conditions of 0°C and 1 standard atmosphere pressure.
Reply #32010-11-16
It’s actually Nm3/min.
Reply #42010-11-16
This is the commonly used unit for gas flow rate, namely standard cubic feet!
Reply #52010-11-16
I think it should be standard cubic meters per minute
Reply #62010-11-16
I think it should be standard cubic meters per minute
Reply #72010-11-16
The unit of flow rate, which is commonly used when measuring gases, is standard cubic feet per minute
Reply #82010-11-16
&sup3 represents the cube, indicating the calculation mode.
Reply #92010-11-16
&sup3 represents the cube, indicating the calculation mode.

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