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Convert SCFH/MMBTU
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Convert SCFH/MMBTU
by territn » Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:25 am
I have a price of natural gas per MMBTU and need to convert SCFH to MMBTU to find to find my cost. I was given the following formula as the conversion, but my source was unsure as its integrity: SCFH*(cost per MMBTU)/1000 Is this correct?
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by Guest » Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:41 am
If you need any great accuracy, you need to know the heat contnent of the gas you are buying. It is ROUGHLY true that the energy content is about 1000 BTU/scf so your equation would be about right for mmbtu/hr to scfh. But the energy content can certainly vary plus or minus 5% from that 1000 btu figure, maybe more. Check with your gas supplier.
Also, low quality gas such as landfill gas can be MUCH less, 500 BTU/scf or less.
Also, low quality gas such as landfill gas can be MUCH less, 500 BTU/scf or less.
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