How are data flows represented?

2015-10-29View Original

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How are data flows represented?

Reply #22015-10-29

Only those that have been seen: tons per hour, kilograms per hour, cubic meters per hour, cubic feet per hour, liters per hour.

Reply #32015-10-29

There are two types of flow rate: mass flow rate and volume flow rate. Mass flow rate is denoted by Qm, while volume flow rate is denoted by Vm. There are also many units for this; common units for mass flow rate include Kg/h, T/h, g/min, etc., while common units for volume flow rate include m3/h, m3/min, L/h, Nm3/h, etc.

Reply #42015-10-30

It is mainly expressed using two units of measurement: volumetric flow rate and mass flow rate.

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