Both acronyms refer to gas volumes. The one with the double m is for millions of cubic feet, the single m is for thousands of cubic feet per day.
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A. They have the same number of protons.B. They have the same number of orbitals.C. They have the same number of electrons.D. They have the same number of neutrons.
They have the same charge, but they have different mass. They are isotopes of the same element.
They are not same.
No not the same.
All elements in the same group have the same number of valence electrons.
50 mscfd = 8.65 BOPD
The conversion can be done simply by first converting MMSCFD into M3D i.e converting Millions of Standard Cubic Feet per Day(MMSCFD) into Standard Cubic meter per day (M3D) 1 MMSCFD = 28316.847 M3D = 1179.869 M3h (however this is for a standard temp of 60oF)
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MMSCFD to LB per HR 1909.8 HR LB 520 R 1 1545.33FT - LB LB R 24HR DAY LB (.6 29)LB MMSCF 1,000,000SCF DAY 1.0MMSCF FT 144IN IN 14.7LB HR LB O O MOL MOL 2 2 2 = × − × × × = × × × × This equation shows the conversion from MMSCFD to LB per HOUR.
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Coverting MMSCFD which is million standard cubic feet per day to CFM or cubic feet per minute requires knowing how many minutes are in a day. This can be determined by multiplying 60 by 24 and then dividing the MMSCFD by this product.
Witohut knowing the density of your material, you can't.
MMSCFD =Millions of standard cubic feet per day. Usually used for volumetric flow rate for gases. to convert MMSCFD to cubic metre per day (m3/day), multiply by 28316.847 but this is only if the flow is calculated at a standard temp. of 60 o F other wise it is to be modified at diffrerent temperature as per simple gas laws Vinod Kumar, SAIL Pipe line Maint. Engineer
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