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What is the flow rate of this positive displacement pump?

2018-08-17View Original

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These are three quantitative pumps: two with a capacity of 0.10, and one with a capacity of 2.8. Is the unit after that liters per minute? Is the letter before mln equal to L?
Reply #22018-08-17
Yes, you are right. :lol
Reply #32018-08-17
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-8-17 at 20:17; the unit is indeed raise/minute. minutes, minute, abbreviated as min
Reply #42018-08-18
This L is probably a connected L written by a foreigner
Reply #52018-08-18
It’s L/min; as mentioned on floor 5, it’s the lowercase L
Reply #62018-08-18
Indeed, for most metering pumps of foreign-made products, the unit is L/min
Reply #72018-08-21
Generally, the unit for metering pumps used by foreigners is liters per minute
Reply #82018-08-21
Foreigners’ handwritten style; foreigners* usually use L/min to represent flow rate
Reply #92018-08-21
It seems everyone has used foreign products; why not choose domestic ones?

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