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to | thousand cubic foot/day |
How many barrel/minute [petroleum] in 1 thousand cubic foot/day?
The answer is 0.12368583923088.
We assume you are converting between barrel/minute [petroleum] and thousand cubic foot/day.
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The SI derived unit for volume flow rate is the cubic meter/second.
1 cubic meter/second is equal to 377.3886446308 barrel/minute [petroleum], or 3051.1871607739 thousand cubic foot/day.
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1 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 8.085 thousand cubic foot/day
5 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 40.425 thousand cubic foot/day
10 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 80.85 thousand cubic foot/day
15 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 121.275 thousand cubic foot/day
20 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 161.7 thousand cubic foot/day
25 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 202.125 thousand cubic foot/day
30 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 242.55 thousand cubic foot/day
40 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 323.4 thousand cubic foot/day
50 barrel/minute [petroleum] to thousand cubic foot/day = 404.25 thousand cubic foot/day
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