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Quality calculation

2011-12-07View Original

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Knowing the flow rate of urine that has evaporated, how can this flow rate be converted into the mass of urea? Please give me some advice!
Reply #22011-12-07
Cumulative flow × density is equivalent to volume × density
Reply #32016-05-05
For a fluid, the fluid mass = fluid flow rate × density of the fluid

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