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Fluid & Chemical

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Unit converters for fluid and chemical quantities — volumetric flow rate (m³/s, L/min, GPM), density (kg/m³, g/cm³, lb/ft³), dynamic viscosity (Pa·s, cP) and concentration. Essential for chemical, process and hydraulic engineers.

Flow Rate Converter

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Type a volumetric flow rate in m³/h, L/min, US GPM or CFM and the other three refresh immediately. These four units cover the vast majority of pump, HVAC, pipeline and industrial-cooling applications worldwide, making cross-regional specification comparison fast and error-free.

Standard Gas Flow Converter

Enter a gas flow rate and convert between Nm³/h (0 °C, 101.325 kPa), Sm³/h (15 °C, 101.325 kPa) and SCFM (60 °F, 14.696 psia). Provide the actual temperature and pressure to apply the ideal-gas-law correction and obtain accurate standard-condition equivalents.

Density Converter

Enter density in any of the four units and the rest update instantly. Covers the SI standard kg/m³, the materials-science favourite g/cm³ (= g/mL), the US engineering lb/ft³ and the drilling industry ppg (pounds per gallon). Useful for fluid mechanics, buoyancy calculations and oilfield operations.

Viscosity Converter

Enter dynamic (absolute) viscosity in Pa·s or cP, or kinematic viscosity in m²/s or mm²/s (cSt), and the paired unit updates immediately. Dynamic and kinematic viscosity are linked by fluid density (ν = μ/ρ); the two sub-calculators operate independently for maximum flexibility.

Vacuum Leak Rate Converter

Input a vacuum leak rate in Pa·m³/s, mbar·L/s or atm·cc/s and the other two appear instantly. These three units span the full range of leak-testing standards: Pa·m³/s is the SI preferred unit; mbar·L/s is dominant in European vacuum technology; atm·cc/s is common in US military and aerospace MIL-STD leak specifications.

Concentration Converter

Input a concentration in mol/L, g/L, ppm or ppb and the remaining values update. Provide the molar mass (g/mol) of your solute to enable the mol/L ↔ g/L interconversion. Widely used in chemistry labs, environmental monitoring and pharmaceutical QC.

Common Use Cases

Typical engineering problems solved with Fluid & Chemical calculators:

  • m³/s to GPM flow rate
  • L/min to m³/h
  • kg/m³ to lb/ft³ density
  • Pa·s to cP viscosity