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[Propacket]

Dear All,

Can any body tell me how to convert standard liquid flow to actual liquid flow? In gases, this conversion is straight forward.But how to do this in liquids?

Edited by P.Engr, 24 August 2010 - 06:06 AM.

[Zauberberg]

If you know both densities (at standard and actual conditions, whatever they are), the calculation is straightforward - it is derived from the constant mass flow equation:

AFlow = STD Flow * (STD Dens)/(ACT Dens)

[Propacket]

If you know both densities (at standard and actual conditions, whatever they are), the calculation is straightforward - it is derived from the constant mass flow equation:

AFlow = STD Flow * (STD Dens)/(ACT Dens)

Thanks a lot.