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[Blesson]

Hi all,

how to convert MMSCFD to m³/hr (gas)?

Is it possible to directly convert ft^3/day to m³/hr for million quantity? i.e, 1MMSCFD=1179.868m³/hr? Is it correct?

 

[breizh]

blesson,

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For your specific question,

You should define your standard condition prior to convert (T,P)

 

Good Luck

 

Breizh

[Blesson]

Thanks Mr.Breizh for introducing the software.

Operating conditions of natural gas is 55 deg C,30 barg. 

[Napo]

Blesson,
 
When you say MMSCFD of gas, intrinsically you define the standard conditions, they normally are 0ºC and 14.7 psia (in the petroleum industry they are 15.6ºC and 14.7 psia).

 

Then, 1000000 SCF/day x 1 m^3/(3.28)^3 cf x 1 day//24 h = 1180.78 Sm^3/h (Standard cubic meter per hour).

For another conditions (pressure, temperature) the conversion factor is the same.

Napo.