Question about the unit for sulfur content
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Could you ask the experts what the symbol ‘s’ in the liquefied natural gas sulfur content unit of mgs/Nm3 means?
Milligrams per cubic meter; it should be mg/Nm3. There might be some errors in certain places, for reference only
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-10-27 04:53. That ‘s’ must refer to “sulfur”, meaning “milligrams of sulfur per liter”.
It’s not a typing error; thank you for letting me know.
That makes sense. Have you seen it before?
The sulfur content in liquefied natural gas is denoted as mg/Nm3, milligrams of sulfur per standard cubic meter