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Does anyone know how to take m3/h to cfm? I've been looking for some apps that might help out but the ones I've found don't do the conversion.
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 11:58:12
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 12:11:25
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1 meter = 3.28ft. So first see how many m3/h you're getting per hour. Then multiply that by 3.28, now you will have how many ft3/m you're getting an hour. Divide that by 60 (minutes), to get your ft3/m (CFM). Make sense? Basically like this bro. Say my fan is getting 10,000 CMH. I will multiply 10,000 by 3.28, to get it in feet. So now I have 328,000 CFH (Cubic feet per hour). Now divide 328,000 CFH by 60 (Thats how many minutes are in an hour). And your result is: 546.66, which is 546.66CFM. Because we first got meters into feet, then broke it down into minutes, instead of hours. 
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
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546.66CFM
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 12:31:38
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 14:20:46
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546.66CFM
If only
546.66CFM, 140dBA, and 20,000RPM.  
Fixed! There's a couple of fans already that are around 300 CFM last I checked... crazy.
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 16:12:21
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awesome converter for all applications, personal experience: http://www.wolframalpha.com/. Very cool what a search engine that can think can do.
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 16:23:36
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awesome converter for all applications, personal experience: http://www.wolframalpha.com/. Very cool what a search engine that can think can do.
What is a human, that relies on search engines all his life? DUMB. Just think when America seizes our internet like Egypt did, just think how many "dummies" we will have running around without a head... 
post edited by EliteGeek91 - 2012/01/27 16:48:44
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/27 16:45:15
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Don't depend on an app or program unless you've never been to middle school. Here's the unit conversion formula:  Doing the math, each 100m 3/min = 58.8 CFM.
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/28 16:00:38
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lehpron
Don't depend on an app or program unless you've never been to middle school. Here's the unit conversion formula:
Doing the math, each 100m3/min = 58.8 CFM.
The middle school I went to didn't teach math like this
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/28 17:09:11
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1 meter equals 3.28 feet. 1 cubic meter equals (3.28) cubed. 1 cubic meter equals 35.2875 cubic feet. 1 cubic meter /hr = 35.2875 cubic feet /hr 1 hour = 60 minutes 35.2875 cubic feet /60 = .5881 cubic feet /min To convert cubic meters per hour to cubic feet per minute, multiply by .5881.
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/28 20:20:33
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Wow, thank you all so much for the info. I downloaded an app for my iPhone that didnt have the conversion but allowed me to make my own units. I have now entered this info in so I am able to convert from one to another.
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Re:Converting m3/h (cmh) to ft3/m (cfm)?
2012/01/28 22:09:35
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I reserve my math smarts for solving unsolved equations thank you.
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