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The oil content in natural gas is 10 ppm; what is the equivalent value in milligrams per cubic meter? How is it calculated?

2015-08-04View Original

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This post was last edited by WQC on 2015-8-6 at 14:10. If the oil content in natural gas is 10 ppm, what is the equivalent value in milligrams per cubic meter? How is it calculated? Thank you
Reply #22015-08-04
This ppm itself may be milligrams per cubic meter.
Reply #32015-08-04
PPM is an abbreviation for part per million, meaning a certain fraction per million; it is used in combination with various physical quantities in different contexts, and is often employed to indicate the accuracy of a particular DC parameter of a device. 100ppm=100ug/ml

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