ddenholm

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In the chemical and oil & gas industries it is quite common to describe a gas flow in units of standard volume (e.g. normal cubic meters aka NM3 or standard cubic feed aka SCF).

This is really equivalent to a molar flow rather than a volume flow since the volumes are calculated based on the ideal gas law assuming the flow is at standard conditions (1 atm and 0C for NM3 and 1 atm and 60F for SCF).

I would like to add NM3 and SCF to the SI and FPS unit systems.

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