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from Nm3/h to Kg/h
by Styagi » Mon Feb 18, 2008 2:35 pm
What is the conversion of 10 Nm3/h gas in Kg/h?
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Re: from Nm3/h to Kg/h
by Guest » Mon Feb 18, 2008 7:11 pm
Styagi wrote:What is the conversion of 10 Nm3/h gas in Kg/h?
At "normal" conditions (the "N" in Nm³), the molar is 22.414 L/mol or 0.022414 m³/mol, so you are flowing 446 mol/h. Multiply by the molecular weight of the gas in g/mol to get grams per hour. Divide by 1000 for kg/h.
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