If this is liquid flowing through a pipe or down a river, then you need to know the cross sectional area at the point you are measuring. For a pipe, this would be pi * (radius)2, or pi*(diameter/2)2. Most pipe is sold by diameter.
A river or creek would have to be determined by knowing the shape of the river bottom and won't be discussed here.
With area in square meters, you can multiply (meters/sec) * (area) to get (cubic meters)/sec. Since there are 3600 seconds in an hour, multiply (3600 sec/hr) * (cubic meters)/sec, to get cubic meters per hour.
-- Take the number of (cubic meters per second) -- Divide the number by 3,600 -- The answer is the number of (cubic meters per second)
Multiply cubic meters per second by 35.31 to convert to cubic feet per second.
You cannot convert cubic meters per second to meters per second. You cannot convert volume to length.
Multiply by 60.
To convert milliliters per hour to cubic meters per second, you first need to convert milliliters to cubic meters by dividing by 1,000,000. Then, convert hours to seconds by multiplying by 3,600. Finally, divide the result in cubic meters by the result in seconds to get cubic meters per second.
11.532 cubic meters (per second) are 407.248736632 cubic feet (per second).
7.38 cubic meters per second = 260.62 cubic feet per second
4.003 cubic meters per second is about 141.36 cubic feet per second.
15.601 cubic meters [per second] = 550.94 cubic feet [per second] (rounded)
You can convert cubic feet to cubic meters, or feet to meters. But you can't convert cubic feet to meters.
Use this formula to convert cubic meters per second to cubic feet per second:cubic meters per second x 35.315 = cubic feet per secondSo, 2.334 x 35.315 = 82.42521 cubic feet per second
Use this equation: cubic meters per second x 35.3147 = cubic feet per second