Conversion Kg/Hr to M3/h

I need to convert mass flow (kg/Hr) to flow (m3/hr).

Regards

[Robert Fogt]

That depends on the density of the substance.

If you know the density I can create the conversion for you. Or let me know the substance and I may be able to look up the density.

The substance is air.

[Robert Fogt]

Dry air at 0º C has a density of 1.29 kg/m³

Just divide the kg/hr by 1.29 to get m³/hr

kg/hr / (1.29 kg/m³) = m³/hr

Different temperatures will have a different density. Humidity and pressure also affects it.

I need to convert mass flow (kg/Hr) to flow (m3/hr).
for water and gas,


Regards

[Robert Fogt]

Water has a density of 1 kilogram/liter, or 0.001 kg/m³

to convert kg/hr to m³/hr you would divide by 1000

The density of gas differs, depending on the gas, you will need to post the type of gas.

Originally Posted by Robert Fogt

That depends on the density of the substance.

If you know the density I can create the conversion for you. Or let me know the substance and I may be able to look up the density.

WHAT IS THE DENSITY OF WATER

[Robert Fogt]

It depends on temperature and pressure, but its about 1 kilogram/liter

let me know the density of liquid ammonia and lpg

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I need to convert mass flow (kg/Hr) to flow (m3/hr).

Regards

please give me the conversion