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What is 1.29 Million gallons per day to Cubic feet per second?
1.29 million gallons per day equates to two (2) cubic feet per second.
How many cubic feet per second is equal to one million gallons per day?
1 million gallons per day equates to about 0.001522472 cubic feet per second.
How do you convert million hector meter to cubic feet per second?
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How many million gallons per day does 228 cubic feet per second represent?
147.36 million gallons per day.
How many cubic meters of water in the gulf of Mexico?
2,434,000,000,000,000 (2.434 quadrillion) cubic meters, or 2.434 million cubic kilometers.
What is the total volume of sea water on earth in cubic miles?
The total volume of the oceans is about 1,347,000,000 cubic kilometres which is 322,280,000 cubic miles.
What is mcf?
There are over 70 things that mcf can stand for. Most confusingly, it can stand for million cubic feet or a thousand cubic feet! In the second case, the M comes from the Roman numeral for 1000. It could also stand for microfarad, a measurement of electrical capacitance.
What is the full form of TMC?
TMC an abbreviation for "thousand million cubic feet," commonly used in water management in India. One TMC ft is equivalent to about 28.317 million cubic meters or 22 956.8 acre feet. One TMC ft/day is about 11,574 cubic feet per second or 327.74 cubic meters per second.
If there are 239 million cubic feet of water how many barrels is that?
In the U.S., most fluid barrels (apart from oil) are 31.5 US gallons. Therefore, 239 million cubic feet of water would equate to about 56.75 million barrels of water.
How many cubic centimeters in 20 cubic meter?
Twenty Million. There are one million per cubic metre.
Convert standard cubic meter per hour to million million standard cubic feet per day?
Convert standard cubic meter per hour to million million standard cubic feet per day?
Convert 0.538 cubic meters per second to cubic feet per second?
0.538 cubic meters per second is about 19 cubic feet per second. (18.9992907 cubic feet per second).
