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Help: unit of volumetric flow rate

2019-09-01View Original

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I would like to ask everyone, what is the formula for volumetric flow rate?; Volumetric flow rate = Pipe cross-sectional area × Flow velocity. So what is the unit of the calculated volumetric flow rate?
Reply #22019-09-01
It depends on the units you’re using for calculation; you can convert them later. Volumetric flow rate is usually expressed in L/S or cubic meters per hour
Reply #32019-09-02
It seems the original poster isn’t from a science or engineering field; they’re probably studying history or the arts. Working with flow meters in the field of chemical engineering must be quite challenging for them.
Reply #42019-09-02
Cross-sectional area in m², flow velocity in m/s; the resulting flow rate is in m³/s

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