gas flow units conversion
Amount: 1 Million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of gas flow
Equals: 1,177.17 Standard cubic metres per hour (Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F) in gas flow
Converting Million standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour value in the gas flow units scale.
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How many Standard cubic metres per hour are in 1 Million standard cubic feet per day? The answer is: 1 MMSCFD equals 1,177.17 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
1,177.17 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F is converted to 1 of what?
The Standard cubic metres per hour unit number 1,177.17 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F converts to 1 MMSCFD, one Million standard cubic feet per day. It is the EQUAL gas flow value of 1 Million standard cubic feet per day but in the Standard cubic metres per hour gas flow unit alternative.
| MMSCFD/Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F gas flow conversion result | ||||
| From | Symbol | Equals | Result | Symbol |
| 1 | MMSCFD | = | 1,177.17 | Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F |
Conversion chart - Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour
1 Million standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 1,177.17 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
2 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 2,354.34 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
3 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 3,531.52 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
4 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 4,708.69 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
5 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 5,885.86 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
6 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 7,063.03 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
7 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 8,240.21 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
8 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 9,417.38 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
9 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 10,594.55 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
10 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 11,771.72 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
11 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 12,948.90 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
12 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 14,126.07 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
13 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 15,303.24 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
14 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 16,480.41 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
15 Millions standard cubic feet per day to Standard cubic metres per hour = 17,657.58 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
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Convert gas flow of Million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) and Standard cubic metres per hour (Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F) units in reverse from Standard cubic metres per hour into Millions standard cubic feet per day.
Gas flow data
A pair of two gas flow units. Used for transporting velocity of natural gas in high and low volume quantities. The MMBtu unit for sales of gas amounts is thoroughly explained on the main gas flows tool page.
Converter type: gas flow units
First unit: Million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) is used for measuring gas flow.
Second: Standard cubic metre per hour (Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F) is unit of gas flow.
QUESTION:
15 MMSCFD = ? Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
ANSWER:
15 MMSCFD = 17,657.58 Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
Abbreviation, or prefix, for Million standard cubic feet per day is:
MMSCFD
Abbreviation for Standard cubic metre per hour is:
Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F
Other applications for this gas flow calculator ...
With the above mentioned two-units calculating service it provides, this gas flow converter proved to be useful also as a teaching tool:
1. in practicing Millions standard cubic feet per day and Standard cubic metres per hour ( MMSCFD vs. Sm³/hr @ 15°C - 59°F ) measures exchange.
2. for conversion factors between unit pairs.
3. work with gas flow's values and properties.