if i have a generator that is using 269 meter cubed per hour of natural gas how do i convert that to liters?

Question

i need to use a machine to create the gas to supply the genset and i am only given the 2000 liters per hour. so the genset uses 269 meter cube per hour at 100% power. how do i do the conversion to make sure i am supplying it with enough gas or if i need more gas generating machines. thanks

Answer 1

1 cubic metre is 1000 litres. So, if the genset is using 269 cubic meter per hour, it means it needs 269,000 litres of gas per hour. So you would need 135 generators (since you cannot have a half generator), which together give you 270,000 litres per hour, leaving you a surplus of 1000 litres per hour.

How do we get 1000 literes for each cubic meter? 1 meter is 100 centimeters and so 1 cubic meter is 1000,000 cubic centimeter. 1 liter (or lire) is 1000 cubic centimeters. So, 1 cubic meter is 1000 liters.

Answer 2

It depends upon the pressure of the gas feeding the facility and at what pressure it is actually fed to the genset.

Answer 3

To get the coolest fee you want the calorific fee of the gas from the corporate who additionally should have the means to furnish the coolest conversion - seem at his internet site. even nonetheless as a coarse instruction manual a million cumetre of gas in line with hour is comparable to 10.80 4 kW

Answer 4

This sounds like a question for "Ask Elvis" on Radio 2 with Steve Wright.

Answer 5

269 000 litres.

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