| Did you mean to convert | barrel/minute [petroleum] barrel/minute [US] barrel/minute [US beer/wine] barrel/minute [UK] |
to | liters per min |
How many barrel/minute [US beer/wine] in 1 liters per min? The answer is 0.0085216790723083. We assume you are converting between barrel/minute [US beer/wine] and liter/minute. You can view more details on each measurement unit: barrel/minute [US beer/wine] or liters per min The SI derived unit for volume flow rate is the cubic meter/second. 1 cubic meter/second is equal to 511.3007443385 barrel/minute [US beer/wine], or 60000 liters per min. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between barrels/minute and liters/minute. Type in your own numbers in the form to convert the units!
1 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 117.34777 liters per min
2 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 234.69553 liters per min
3 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 352.0433 liters per min
4 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 469.39106 liters per min
5 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 586.73883 liters per min
6 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 704.08659 liters per min
7 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 821.43436 liters per min
8 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 938.78213 liters per min
9 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 1056.12989 liters per min
10 barrel/minute [US beer/wine] to liters per min = 1173.47766 liters per min
You can do the reverse unit conversion from liters per min to barrel/minute [US beer/wine], or enter any two units below:
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