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    Unit Conversion Sheet

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    This document contains conversion factors between common units used in engineering for various process variables such as length, power, viscosity, heat flux, volume, energy, flowrates, density, pressure, area, and thermal conductivity. It provides equivalent units between the English and SI systems to allow for calculations involving different unit systems. The conversion factors are from a process engineering toolkit developed by the Process and Control Systems department at an upstream process engineering unit.

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    This document contains conversion factors between common units used in engineering for various process variables such as length, power, viscosity, heat flux, volume, energy, flowrates, density, pressure, area, and thermal conductivity. It provides equivalent units between the English and SI systems to allow for calculations involving different unit systems. The conversion factors are from a process engineering toolkit developed by the Process and Control Systems department at an upstream process engineering unit.

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    This document contains conversion factors between common units used in engineering for various process variables such as length, power, viscosity, heat flux, volume, energy, flowrates, density, pressure, area, and thermal conductivity. It provides equivalent units between the English and SI systems to allow for calculations involving different unit systems. The conversion factors are from a process engineering toolkit developed by the Process and Control Systems department at an upstream process engineering unit.

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    Unit Conversion Sheet

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    Appandai Suresh
    This document contains conversion factors between common units used in engineering for various process variables such as length, power, viscosity, heat flux, volume, energy, flowrates, density, pressure, area, and thermal conductivity. It provides equivalent units between the English and SI systems to allow for calculations involving different unit systems. The conversion factors are from a process engineering toolkit developed by the Process and Control Systems department at an upstream process engineering unit.

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    Length Power Dynamic Viscosity Heat Flux

    km 1 hp 1 lb / ft3
    centipoise 1 Btu / hr . ft2 1
    mm 1000000 kW 0.7456999 lb / ft . sec 0.000671969 watt / m2 3.154591

    Volume Energy Kinematic Viscosity Specific Energy


    m3 3E-05 Btu 13650 centistoke 1 Btu / lb 1
    lit 0.03 kW . hr 4.000420515 m2 / sec 1E-06 joule / kg 2326

    Molar Flowrate Mass Mass Flowrate Specific Heat


    lb-mol / hr 1 lb 2.203 lb / hr 1 Btu / lb . F 1
    Mscf / hr 0.3786675 kg 0.999274245 kg / min 0.007559873 joule / kg . C 4186.8

    Volumetric Flowrate Density Heat Transfer Coefficient


    m 3 / hr 490 lb / ft3 2.203 Btu / hr . ft2 . F 1
    ft 3 / min 288.4029637 gr / cm3 0.035288667 watt / cm2 . C 0.000567826

    Pressure Area Thermal Conductivity


    mm Hg 12 m2 1 Btu / hr . ft . F 1 PROCESS ENGINEERING TOOLKIT
    bar 0.015998638 ft2 10.76391042 watt / cm . C 0.01730735 PROCESS & CONTROL SYSTEMS DEPT.

    UPSTREAM PROCESS ENGINEERING

    UNIT CONVERSION PROGRAM

    Please contact [email protected] if you have any suggestions to improve this program.

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