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dRic2
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I'm panicking right know, and I wonder if someone can answer these questions:
1) Nm^3 is a unit of measurement for Volume or Moles?
2) I have a flow at T=500K and, let's say, it is Q = 100 Nm^3/h
When I find the value of the flow at T=500K I do ##Q_{real} = Q* \frac T {273.15K}##. The new Q is in m^3/h ore Nm^3/h?
1) Nm^3 is a unit of measurement for Volume or Moles?
2) I have a flow at T=500K and, let's say, it is Q = 100 Nm^3/h
When I find the value of the flow at T=500K I do ##Q_{real} = Q* \frac T {273.15K}##. The new Q is in m^3/h ore Nm^3/h?