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I wonder what is the formular to convert from m3/h to m/s if you know the pipe diameter??
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Re: m3/h to m/s
by DJ-Chuts » Tue Jun 26, 2007 9:05 am
rdznl wrote:Hello!
I wonder what is the formular to convert from m3/h to m/s if you know the pipe diameter??
You can, take the cross sectional area of the outlet of what your measuring and then times it by the flow m/s.
- DJ-Chuts
Re: m3/h to m/s
by DanielDelson » Tue Aug 11, 2009 7:59 pm
m/s to m3/h = 3.14 * Radius * Radius * 3600 * Velocity (m/s)= m3/h
>>> m3/h to m/s = (m3/h) / (Radius * Radius * 3600 * 3.14) = m/s
>>> m3/h to m/s = (m3/h) / (Radius * Radius * 3600 * 3.14) = m/s
- DanielDelson
m3/h to m/s
by Guerino » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:39 pm
DJ-Chuts wrote:rdznl wrote:Hello!
I wonder what is the formular to convert from m3/h to m/s if you know the pipe diameter??
You can, take the cross sectional area of the outlet of what your measuring and then times it by the flow m/s.
I want to convert 4,5 m/s to m3/h. The pipe diameter is 0.12 mm.
- Guerino
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