One cubic foot of water equals how much steam?

Answer 1

One cubic foot of water, when completely converted to steam, will expand to approximately 1,700 cubic feet of steam at standard atmospheric pressure and temperature. This expansion occurs due to the phase change from liquid to gas, which significantly increases the volume of the substance. This process is governed by the ideal gas law, which describes the relationship between pressure, volume, and temperature of gases.

Answer 2

This not easy to answer. Steam is a gas (and I'm talking about actual steam, not that smoke-like stuff that we call steam) and the volumes and masses of gases are very very dependent on their temperature and pressure. Any figure I gave would be true, but only under a specific condition of temperature and pressure.

Answer 3

To convert cubic feet per minute to cubic meters per minute, use the following formula:

• cubic feet per minute x 0.0283 (0.0283168466) = cubic meters per minute

Answer 4

One cubic foot of water can produce roughly 1700 cubic feet of steam at atmospheric pressure.

Answer 5

1 cubic meters per second = 35.315 cubic feet per second.

Answer 6

1 cubic foot per second = 7.481 gallons per second

Answer 7

The conversion factor for converting from cubic feet per second to gallons per day is 646,316.883. So, cubic feet per second x 646,316.883 = gallons per day.

Answer 8

1 m3 / hr x (3.28 ft / 1 m)3 x (1 hr / 60 min)

these is the process, you can compute!

Answer 9

2 m3 h-1 per hour equates to about 70.63 ft3 h-1