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    The document describes a gas volume conversion calculator that can convert between various gas volume units including: SCFM, ACFM, MMSCFD, Nm3/h, Sm3/h, ACMH, and ACMS. It provides an example conversion from MMSCFD to m3/h based on the ideal gas law and specified pressure, temperature, and compressibility factors. The result of the example conversion is 104.577 m3/h.

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    CHECALC

    GAS VOLUME CONVERSION Home / Others / Gas Volume Conversion


    Convert Gas volume from given condition to SCFM (Standard Cubic Feet per Minute
    @ 14.7 PSIA, 60F), ACFM (Actual Cubic Feet per Minute), MMSCFD (Million Standard Cubic Feet per Day @ 14.7 PSIA, 60F), Nm/h
    (Normal Cubic Meter per hour @ 1 Atm, 0C), Sm/h ( Standard Cubic Meter per hour @ 1 Atm, 15C), ACMH (Actual Cubic Meter
    per hour) & ACMS (Actual Cubic Meter per second).

    Data
    HOME

    Gas Volume (V1)


    CALCULATIONS
    87 MMSCFD
    Fluid Flow

    Equipment From

    Heat Transfer MMSCFD

    Vapor Liquid Pressure (P1)


    Equilibria
    14.696 PSIA

    Agitation
    Temperature (T1)

    Distillation 60.00 F

    Instrument Compressibility Factor (Z1)

    Properties 0.98

    Others
    To
    CONTACT
    m/h

    Pressure (P2)

    1129.24 Atm Abs

    Temperature (T2)

    76.85 C

    Compressibility Factor (Z2)

    0.93

    Result

    Based on Gas Laws :

    V2 = V1 * (P1/P2) * (T2/T1) * (Z2/Z1)

    Converting to uniform units


    CHECALC

    V1 = 102648.569 m/h
    P1 = 1.000 Atm Abs
    T1 = 288.706 K
    T2 = 350.000 K

    Calculation for V2

    V2 = 102648.569*(1.000/1129.240)*(350.000/288.706)*(0.930/0.980)

    V2 = 104.577 m/h

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