UNIT CONVERSION FACTORS

To convert from units in the left-hand column (A) to units in the right-hand column (B) multiply by the number in the middle column. To convert from units in the right-hand column (B) to units in the left-hand column (A) divide by the number in the middle column. For example: Foot 304.80= Millimeter Millimeter 304.80 = Foot The conversion factors are approximate and for reference use only. Conversion factors have been rounded to five significant digits.

LENGTH
A Foot (ft) Foot (ft) Foot (ft) Foot (ft) Inch (in) Inch (in) Inch (in) Mile (mi) Yard (yd)
To convert from A to B, multiply A by: To convert from B to A, divide B by:

B Millimeter (mm) Centimeter (cm) Meter (m) Inch (in) Millimeter (mm) Centimeter (cm) Meter (m) Kilometer (km) Meter (m)

304.80 30.480 0.30480 12.000 25.400 2.5400 0.02540 1.6093 0.91440

WEIGHT
A Ounce (oz) Pound (lb) Pound (lb) Pound (lb) Stone Stone
To convert from A to B, multiply A by: To convert from B to A, divide B by:

B Gram (g) Kilogram (kg) Gram (g) Ounce (oz) Kilogram (kg) Pound (lb)

28.350 0.45359 453.59 16.000 6.3503 14.000

A Pound per square inch (psi) Pound per square inch (psi) Pound per square inch (psi) Pound per square inch (psi)

To convert from A to B, multiply A by: To convert from B to A, divide B by:

B Kilopascal (kPa) Inches water column (60F) (in H2O, 60F) Ounce per square inch Bar

6.8948 27.708 16.000 0.068948

PRESSURE
Note: Pressure is usually indicated as gauge pressure, which is the pressure recorded by a pressure gauge and does not include the atmospheric pressure. However, most gas property tables use units of absolute pressure; to convert a gauge pressure to absolute pressure the prevailing atmospheric pressure must be added to the gauge pressure.

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GAS FLOW RATE

A Dec/d (decatherm per day, see note 2) Dec/d (decatherm per day, see note 2) mcf/d (thousand standard cubic feet per day) mcf/d (thousand standard cubic feet per day) mcf/d (thousand standard cubic feet per day) mmcf/d (million standard cubic feet per day) scf/d (standard cubic feet per day) scfm (standard cubic feet per minute)
1. To convert from A to B, multiply A by: To convert from B to A, divide B by:

B scf/d (standard cubic feet per day) m3/d (standard cubic meters per day) scf/d (standard cubic feet per day) e3m3/d (thousand standard cubic meters per day) m3/d (standard cubic meters per day) scf/d (standard cubic feet per day) m3/d (standard cubic meters per day) scf/d (standard cubic feet per day)

1000 28.174 1000 0.028174 28.174 1 000 000 0.028174 1440

Notes: The standard gas reference temperature and pressure used for US customary units and SI units are not exactly the same. Therefore, conversion factors for gas volumes used above do not corresponded to those used for ordinary volumes. A decatherm (also spelled dekatherm) is technically a unit of energy, not volume. One decatherm is approximately 1000000 BTU. However the decatherm is sometimes used to express natural gas volumes based on its heating value, for this table a heating value of 1000 BTU/scf was used.

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GAS HEATING VALUE

A MJ/m3 (mega Joule per cubic meter)
To convert from A to B, multiply A by: To convert from B to A, divide B by:

B BTU/scf (British Thermal Unit per standard cubic foot)

26.704

Note: The standard gas reference temperature and pressure used for US customary units and SI units are not exactly the same. Therefore, the conversion factors for gas volumes incorporated in the factors above do not corresponded to those used for ordinary volumes.

TEMPERATURE
Celsius + 273.15 = Kelvin (K) (Celsius x 9/5) + 32 = Fahrenheit (F) (Fahrenheit 32) 0.55556 = Celsius (C) Fahrenheit + 459.67 = Rankine (R) Kelvin 1.8000 = Rankine (R) Rankine 0.55556 = Kelvin (K)

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