Can M3 be used for volume?
The cubic metre (in Commonwealth English and international spelling as used by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures) or cubic meter (in American English) is the SI derived unit of volume. Its SI symbol is m3. It is the volume of a cube with edges one metre in length.
What does e3m3 mean?
Definition: thousand cubic meters. General. Standard form: 1000 m3, Dimension: Volume.
How do you convert M3 to MMBtu?
1 MMBtu = 28.263682 m3 of natural gas at defined temperature and pressure. 1 standard cubic foot of natural gas yields ≈ 1030 BTU (between 1010 BTU and 1070 BTU, depending on quality, when burned).
Which volume is appropriate to measure in cubic meters m3?
A cubic meter is a fairly large volume unit. It’s equal to 264 U.S. gallons, or about 20 gas fill ups in your BMW M3.
What unit is SCF?
Standard Cubic Foot
In the US and many other countries it is the Standard Cubic Foot (SCF) measured at 60°F and one atmosphere or 14.73 psi (pounds per square inch) of pressure. In Europe and many other countries the standard unit is the Normal Cubic Meter (Nm3) measured at 0°C and one atmosphere of pressure.
What does M3 mean on a gas meter?
cubic meters
Digital metric meter Digital metric gas meters measure gas usage in cubic meters (m3) and usually show ‘M’ or ‘M3’.
How many Btu are in a m3 of natural gas?
35300 BTU
For 1 m3 of natural gas, you would multiply by 1 m3 by 0.0353, which would give you 0.0353 MMBtu. To get this number in units of BTU, you would multiply it by 1000000, which would give you a total of 35300 BTU in an m3 of gas.
How many Btu are in a cubic meter?
Equivalent measures
| 1 cu.m. = 0.03789 GJ | 1 billion cu.ft. = 1,000 million cu.ft. |
|---|---|
| 1 103 m3 = 37.89 GJ | 1 million BTUs = 1.055056 GJ |
| 1 cu.m. = 35,915 BTUs | 1 cu.m. = 35.31 cu.ft. |
| 1 cu.ft. = 1,000 BTUs | 1 cu.ft. = 0.028317 cu.m. |
| 1 million cu.ft. = 1 milion BTUs | 1 billion cu.ft. = 28,327,840 cu.m. |
How many standard cubic feet per day is E3m3?
thousand standard cubic feet per day X 0.028174 = thousand standard cubic meters per day. Well, in over three years, no one has explained what this mysterious e3m3 is, so I have no clue. Well, in over three years, no one has explained what this mysterious e3m3 is, so I have no clue.
How to convert m3 / HR to E3m3?
Assuming the poster in post #11 is correct, it is a non-standard symbol for “thousand cubic meters” so 0.103 e3m3, just divide by 1000. Velocity of flow 1m3/s =5000m3/day to 5000m3/18 what the area?
What does E3m3 stand for in oil industry?
Well, in over three years, no one has explained what this mysterious e3m3 is, so I have no clue. It is a commonly used term in the oil industry when referring to gas volumes. It means thousand cubic feet. The part “e3” refers to exponent 3 or 10^3, which is why it can also be called “10 cubed m cubed”.
What’s the difference between DEC and E3m3 volume?
A lot of those crazy Canucks use the E3M3 terminology directly. I’ve heard “DEC” a few times, and always got that it was a thousand m^3. When I ask what gas composition is used to convert E3M3 (a volume) to “DEC” (an energy) I’m generally asked to mind my own business because no one knows.