2 Pound/Minute/Square Meter in Gram/Hour/Square Foot

How many Gram/Hour/Square Foot are in 2 Pound/Minute/Square Meter?

The answer is 2 Pound/Minute/Square Meter is equal to 5056.81 Gram/Hour/Square Foot and that means we can also write it as 2 Pound/Minute/Square Meter = 5056.81 Gram/Hour/Square Foot. Feel free to use our online unit conversion calculator to convert the unit from Pound/Minute/Square Meter to Gram/Hour/Square Foot. Just simply enter value 2 in Pound/Minute/Square Meter and see the result in Gram/Hour/Square Foot. You can also Convert 3 Pound/Minute/Square Meter to Gram/Hour/Square Foot

How to Convert 2 Pound/Minute/Square Meter to Gram/Hour/Square Foot (2 lb·min⁻¹·m⁻² to g·h⁻¹·ft⁻²)

By using our Pound/Minute/Square Meter to Gram/Hour/Square Foot conversion tool, you know that one Pound/Minute/Square Meter is equivalent to 2528.41 Gram/Hour/Square Foot. Hence, to convert Pound/Minute/Square Meter to Gram/Hour/Square Foot, we just need to multiply the number by 2528.41. We are going to use very simple Pound/Minute/Square Meter to Gram/Hour/Square Foot conversion formula for that. Pleas see the calculation example given below.

What is Pound/Minute/Square Meter Unit of Measure?

Pound per minute per square meter is a unit of measurement for mass flux density. It describes the amount of fluid passing at the rate of one pound per minute through the surface of one square meter.

What is the symbol of Pound/Minute/Square Meter?

The symbol of Pound/Minute/Square Meter is lb·min⁻¹·m⁻². This means you can also write one Pound/Minute/Square Meter as 1 lb·min⁻¹·m⁻².

What is Gram/Hour/Square Foot Unit of Measure?

Gram per hour per square foot is a unit of measurement for mass flux density. It describes the amount of fluid passing at the rate of one gram per hour through the surface of one square foot.

What is the symbol of Gram/Hour/Square Foot?

The symbol of Gram/Hour/Square Foot is g·h⁻¹·ft⁻². This means you can also write one Gram/Hour/Square Foot as 1 g·h⁻¹·ft⁻².

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