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    This document provides a conversion from m3/h to Nm3/h for a gas flow rate under operating conditions of 100K temperature and 241kPa pressure. The m3/h flow rate of 596,000 converts to a Nm3/h flow rate of 6,303,751 when adjusted for the non-standard temperature and pressure using the ideal gas law formula.

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    This document provides a conversion from m3/h to Nm3/h for a gas flow rate under operating conditions of 100K temperature and 241kPa pressure. The m3/h flow rate of 596,000 converts to a Nm3/h flow rate of 6,303,751 when adjusted for the non-standard temperature and pressure using the ideal gas law formula.

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    Flow Conversion To Normal Meter Cube Per Hour

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    Irfan Ahmed
    This document provides a conversion from m3/h to Nm3/h for a gas flow rate under operating conditions of 100K temperature and 241kPa pressure. The m3/h flow rate of 596,000 converts to a Nm3/h flow rate of 6,303,751 when adjusted for the non-standard temperature and pressure using the ideal gas law formula.

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    CONVERSION M3/H TO NM3/H

    Temperature( k) Pressure(kpa) volume(m3/h


    normal conditions(25 c) 25 10196 -
    Standard conditions(0 c) 273.16 101.325 -
    Operating condition 100 241 596000

    volume in Nm3/h

    6303751.0373444
    Nm3/h = m3/h*(tn/t)*(p/pn)

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