Flow Rate Converter
Convert units of flow rate, concentration, density, viscosity, surface tension, and permeability
Features
Support for units in many fields
Covers flow rate, concentration, density, viscosity, surface tension, and permeability
Display all units with batch conversion
Convert a single value to all units in the same field at once
Switch between 12 categories
Organized by field, from volumetric flow rate to molar concentration
From SI to customary units
Includes units used in practice, such as GPM and poise
How to use
Select a field
Specify the field you want to convert, such as volumetric flow rate or concentration, from the dropdown
Enter the value and base unit
Enter a number and select the base unit to convert from
Check the converted results
Values converted to each unit in the same field are shown instantly in a list
Use cases
Flow rate calculation in piping design
Convert between m³/s and GPM and others when selecting pumps and piping
Organizing data from chemistry experiments
Match concentration and molar concentration to the unit system of papers and reports
Handling overseas standards
Convert between SI units and US customary units for drawings and specifications
Checking figures in quality control
Convert measured viscosity and density values into your company's standard units
Basic Knowledge
Flow Rate Unit Conversion
Flow rate is expressed as the volume flowing per unit time. The typical units are L/min (liters per minute) and m³/h (cubic meters per hour). 1 m³/h is equivalent to approximately 16.67 L/min.
What is Viscosity
Viscosity is a quantity that represents how difficult a liquid is to flow or its degree of stickiness, with the SI unit being pascal second (Pa·s). The larger the value, the more resistant the liquid is to flow; for example, honey has much higher viscosity than water at room temperature.
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