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I’ve seen this gas flow unit for the first time

2015-09-09View Original

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While looking at the materials, I came across an interesting unit of traffic volume, but I’m not sure what it means. Could any of you experts help me understand it? This is for the outlet flow rate of the air compressor, 3
Reply #22015-09-09
It might be “cubic meters per hour”. . . .
Reply #32015-09-09
What does \"X m³ per hour\" mean? It’s my personal understanding, for reference only.
Reply #42015-09-09
The unit for cubic meters per hour should be m3/h, right?
Reply #52015-09-09
I really have never seen lm before.
Reply #62015-09-09
It’s the metric unit, right~~ Nm3/h~~ I’ve never seen lm3/h~~
Reply #72015-09-14
It seems like the unit was marked incorrectly; I’ve never heard that data volume is measured in such a unit
Reply #82015-10-16
This is definitely marked incorrectly; it should be the square value. The product purchased by your company is likely produced by a smaller company
Reply #92015-10-16
It’s totally a great way to learn something new~~ Haha ~~~~

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