Mass Flux Density Converter
Mass Flux Density represents the amount of mass passing through a unit area over a specified time period. It is a crucial parameter in fluid dynamics and heat transfer studies. To facilitate easy conversions between different units of Mass Flux Density, a Mass Flux Density Converter Tool has been developed.
Let's explore the various units supported by the tool, along with their definitions and conversion factors.
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Kilogram / second / meter² (kg/s/m²): The standard unit for Mass Flux Density, representing mass flow per unit area in one second, measured in kilogram per second per square meter.
Conversion Factor: 1 kg/s/m² = 1,000 g/s/m² -
Gram / second / meter² (g/s/m²): The mass of a substance passing through a unit area in one second, measured in grams per second per square meter.
Conversion Factor: 1 g/s/m² = 0.001 kg/s/m² -
Gram / second / centimeter² (g/s/cm²): Similar to the first unit, but the area is in square centimeters instead of square meters.
Conversion Factor: 1 g/s/cm² = 10 kg/s/m² -
Kilogram / hour / meter² (kg/h/m²): Mass passing through a unit area in one hour, measured in kilograms per hour per square meter.
Conversion Factor: 1 kg/h/m² = 0.00027778 kg/s/m² -
Kilogram / hour / foot² (kg/h/ft²): Mass passing through a unit area in one hour, measured in kilograms per hour per square foot.
Conversion Factor: 1 kg/h/ft² = 0.00299 kg/s/m² -
Pound / hour / foot² (lb/h/ft²): Mass passing through a unit area in one hour, measured in pounds per hour per square foot.
Conversion Factor: 1 lb/h/ft² = 0.001356 kg/s/m² -
Pound / second / foot² (lb/s/ft²): Mass passing through a unit area in one second, measured in pounds per second per square foot.
Conversion Factor: 1 lb/s/ft² = 4.8824 g/s/m²
The Mass Flux Density Converter Tool simplifies the process of converting values between different units, providing a convenient way for scientists, engineers, and researchers to work seamlessly with diverse measurement systems. Whether you are dealing with metric or imperial units, this tool ensures accurate and efficient conversions, promoting consistency in scientific and engineering calculations.