Converting m³/h to CFM

[Robster]

Basically what i need to know is, how much is

92,3 m³/h
78,5 m³/h
63,4 m³/h
= converted to CFM

If anyone has a good site with a converter, please post.

 

[Zepper]

All you have to do is use your fave search engine and look for- conversions -and a half-dozen sites will pop up (I'm really trying to keep from using "duuuh" here). Most of them can do volume and flow rate conversions.

But any adult should be able to figure out that a cubic meter is a bit over 27 cubic feet (use 30 cu ft for an approximation) - so just multiply the cu. meters by 30. And an hour has 60 minutes, so there you go. It'll be approximate, but more than close enough for gov't work...

.bh.

 

[nickbits]

use google

http://www.google.com/search?h...Google+Search&aq=f&oq=

 

[nickbits]

a cubic meter is 35 cubic feet

 

[CurseTheSky]

Type this into a Google search: 92.3 cubic meters per hour to cubic feet per minute.

Google gives you this: 92.3 ((cubic meters) per hour) = 54.325729 (cubic feet) per minute.

<3 Google.

 

[videogames101]

Google calc ftw.

 

[Zillatech]

http://www.campbellsci.ca/Flow.html

 

[deimos3428]

Originally posted by: Robster
Basically what i need to know is, how much is

92,3 m³/h
78,5 m³/h
63,4 m³/h
= converted to CFM

If anyone has a good site with a converter, please post.

Ha, I recognize those numbers! That's a great fan, by the way, very quiet.

Multiply the m3/h number by 0.5885 to get CFM.

 

[daw123]

Originally posted by: deimos3428

Originally posted by: Robster
Basically what i need to know is, how much is

92,3 m³/h
78,5 m³/h
63,4 m³/h
= converted to CFM

If anyone has a good site with a converter, please post.

Ha, I recognize those numbers! That's a great fan, by the way, very quiet.

Multiply the m3/h number by 0.5885 to get CFM.

Or you could look at this review, where they have already converted it for you:
http://www.dvhardware.net/review133_noctua_nf_p12.html

92.3m³/h = 54.32CFM
78.5m³/h = 46.2CFM
63.4m³/h = 37.32CFM