NB stands for "Nominal Bore" and refers to the nominal size of the valve in a piping system, typically measured in inches. It represents the internal diameter of the valve or pipe. It is an important parameter used to select the right valve for a specific application.
Nb is the chemical symbol of niobium.
The full form of "Nb" is Niobium. Niobium is a chemical element with the symbol Nb and atomic number 41. It is a shiny, grey, soft and ductile metal.
Niobium
62 feet is about 18.898 meters. (1 foot = about 0.304 meters).
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"nb" is not a recognised unit of measurement for length and so the question cannot be answered.
it means number of blocks we may need to store the entire records. nb = nr / nf where nr is the total number of records and nf is the size of the blocks i.e., number of records capable of storing in a block. nb is the blocking factor.
16 cu ft = 16 x 123 cu in = 16 x 12 x 12 x 12 cu in = 27,648 cu in+++NB the error in the question - cubic feet to cubicinches.
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5.5 feet = 1.68 metres. NB: 5.5 feet is 5 ft 6 inches, not 5 ft 5 inches.
A 250 NP pipe is a pipe that is 250 millimeters in diameter and is 10 inches long. It comes in a variety of thicknesses. NB stands for nominal bore. Sometimes this is referred to as NPS which stands for nominal pipe size. NB is a standard for pipe sizes in North America.
NB is nominal bore of that pipe, that doesn't mean that the pipe diameter (Inner or Outer)will be equal to the NB, but it is an digit nearest to the out side diameter of the pipe. That digit will be an easily memorable one like 25, 20, 32, 40 etc (Not like 23.25, 27.5, 41.8 etc). In standard pipes, the NB and the outside diameter will be same from 14 inches and above...
NO!!! 60 is a MULTIPLE of 10 However, 10 is a FACTOR of 60. NB 6 x 10 = 60 NNB Notice how the use of the words 'factor' and 'multiple' are used above.
9 feet squared = 9 ft x 9 ft = 108 inches x 108 inches = 108 inches squared [= 11664 square inches]. NB: 9 feet squared is NOT 9 square feet.
There are about 33.980 miles between Florenceville, NB and Plaster Rock, NB.