How many decilitre/minute in 1 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]? The answer is 0.340687062. We assume you are converting between decilitre/minute and milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]. You can view more details on each measurement unit: decilitre/minute or milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] The SI derived unit for volume flow rate is the cubic meter/second. 1 cubic meter/second is equal to 600000 decilitre/minute, or 1761147.0082771 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between deciliters/minute and milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]. Type in your own numbers in the form to convert the units!
1 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 2.93525 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
5 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 14.67623 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
10 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 29.35245 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
15 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 44.02868 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
20 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 58.7049 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
25 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 73.38113 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
30 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 88.05735 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
40 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 117.4098 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
50 decilitre/minute to milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] = 146.76225 milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM]
You can do the reverse unit conversion from milliminer's inch [ID, WA, NM] to decilitre/minute, or enter any two units below:
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