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Conversion of litres per second into other
volumetric flow rate units
1 l/s =
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0.0010000 m³/s
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0.060000 m³/min
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1,000.0 cm³/s
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60,000 cm³/min
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60.000 l/min
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1.0000 l/s
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3,600.0 l/h
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American and British
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0.035315 ft³/s
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61.024 in³/s
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15.85 USgal/min
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0.26417 USgal/s
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951.02 USgal/h
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15.85 UKgal/min
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0.26417 UKgal/s
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951.02 UKgal/h
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Do you have any questions or comments?
Mass Flow Rate! |
by Quang Hoang on 2010-06-01 |
Hi!
I have some problems with Mass Flow Rate Units. I don't Know how to convert between t/h ( Mass Flow Rate ) and Gallons/minute or m/s or... Because I must evaluate the mass flow rate of 2 different devices. One use t/h unit and one use m/s or Gallons/minute unit... Could you tell me How must I do to compare them?
Thanks!
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by joe CERVANTES on 2010-05-28 |
Oil Viscosity |
by Paul Lopez on 2010-05-19 |
Will you add an oil viscosity conversion in the near future>
I love this conversion tool!
Thank You.
conversion |
by maxim on 2010-02-05 |
je veux savoir l equivalence 6l.m ou scfh avec le gaz argon
by Mr Nice Guy on 2010-03-09
If your 6 liters per min is at standard conditions, then it is simply:
6 liters/min x 2.118888 (ft³/h /liters/min)= answer in scfh
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by Bob Pittman on 2010-02-03 |
I need some help. I need to answer the following: I need to know how to convert 5 feet per second into gallons minute or milliliters per minute. I realize those are two different fields but thats why I'm having problems. The answer I come up with seems impossible.(6.885 gpm) .75 inch schedule 80 pipe & 5 ft/sec velocity Any help would be appericated, Bob
by Mr Nice Guy! on 2010-03-09
I suppose your 5ft per sec is the speed of the flow in a 0,75" pipe (schedule 80).
So:
A 3/4" pipe as an O.D of 1.050 inches, with a wall thickness of 0.154. So the internal diameter is: 0.742"=0.061833 ft.
pi x diameter² / 4 = surface of pipe (ft²)
surface of pipe (ft²) x velocity (ft/s) = flow (ft³/s)
flow (ft³/s) * 448.83 (US-gallon/min / ft³/s) = Your answer in US-gallon per minute