Hi Peter,

Hmmm...  Let me see, keeping everything to 4 or 5 decimal places,

1m = 3.2808 ft, therefore, 1m3 = 35.3145 ft3, and therefore,

1m3/hr = 0.58857 ft3/min (CFM)

An old physics professor I knew years back said, that for solving any
equation, if you keep the units straight the numbers will always work out
correctly. Those words have served me well over the years and I just wanted
to impart his wisdom here.

Best regards,
Ron Pickard
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Hello There!

Anyone knows how to convert m3 (ie meters cube)/hour to CFM? To serve my
clients better so they can use alternate dc fans, I usually specify in the
UL Reports the use of Recognized fans rated XXX Vdc, max --- A, minimum ---
CFM. However, I just looked up a spec sheet for a dc fan and it gives the
m3/h rating and not the CFM rating. Can anyone help with this conversion?

Thanks in Advance
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