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M3 28761 Supply Pressure, Ps Kpag 420 Supply Temperature, Ts 35 Compressibility Factor Z 0.9972 °C

This document provides formulas to convert cubic meters (m3) of gas to standard cubic meters (Sm3) by accounting for supply pressure in kilopascals gauge (kPag), supply temperature in Celsius (°C), and compressibility factor. It then shows an example conversion of 28,761 m3 of gas at 420 kPag and 35°C to 138,761.86 Sm3 and provides additional context about standard pressure, temperature, and calorific values (CV) in calculations.

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M3 28761 Supply Pressure, Ps Kpag 420 Supply Temperature, Ts 35 Compressibility Factor Z 0.9972 °C

This document provides formulas to convert cubic meters (m3) of gas to standard cubic meters (Sm3) by accounting for supply pressure in kilopascals gauge (kPag), supply temperature in Celsius (°C), and compressibility factor. It then shows an example conversion of 28,761 m3 of gas at 420 kPag and 35°C to 138,761.86 Sm3 and provides additional context about standard pressure, temperature, and calorific values (CV) in calculations.

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Conversion of m3 to Sm3

Insert Value :
Volume m3 28761
Supply Pressure, Ps kPag 420
Supply Temperature, Ts °C 35
Volume
Compressibility Factor z 0.9972

Sm3 = m3 x Ps + 101.325 x 273.15 + 15°C


101.325 273.15 + Ts
MMBtu = sm3 x CV

101.325 kPa = 1 atmospheric pressure (atm)


273.15 K = 1 °C
15 °C = Temperature at standard condition
Ps = 420 kPa.g
Ts = 24.50 °C
z = 0.9972
CV = Calorific value in MMbtu/sm3
Sm3 138,761.86
mmBtu

x 1
z

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