I suggest to have a division for flow conversions. It will help many engineers I think.For example:
fpm (feet per minute) to m/s (meter per second)
cfm (cubic feet per minute) to m3/h (cubic meter per hour)
GPM (gallons per minute) to m3/h (cubic meter per hour)
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Re: Flow conversions
by convert-me.com » Sun Dec 03, 2006 12:30 am
welt wrote:I suggest to have a division for flow conversions. It will help many engineers I think.For example:
fpm (feet per minute) to m/s (meter per second)
cfm (cubic feet per minute) to m3/h (cubic meter per hour)
GPM (gallons per minute) to m3/h (cubic meter per hour)
Thank you for your service..
Two calculators for flow rate have been added: mass flow rate and volumetric flow rate.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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