Peter,
The table below shows the calculations, based on one inch = 25.4mm
meter squared cubed
inches 39.37 1550.00 61023.38
foot squared cubed
inches 12.00 144.00 1728.00
one cubic meter = 35.3 cubic feet
Scott Lacey
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 9:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Fans; m3/h to CFM
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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