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I would like to ask: 100 ton/h = ? m³/h

2016-09-01View Original

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This post was last edited by X6TT on 2016-9-1 21:12. I’m asking what 100 ton/h equals in m3/h; it would be great if you could provide relevant conversion software. Thank you very much
Reply #22016-09-01
Ugh, what software do I need for this? Weight = volume * density: lol
Reply #32016-09-01
:Shut up: Really, thanks!
Reply #42016-09-02
The difference between tons and cubic units is simply tons per cubic unit

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