MMSCFD/SCFM conversion

[nhsoraya92]

from this link (okay i know Wikipedia is not the most reliable source): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_cubic_feet_per_minute, i understand that "standard temperature/pressure" is different depends on... location?

my question is, what is the "standard condition" commonly used in petroleum industry? i usually just use hysys for converting mass rate to mmscfd. is hysys okay enough?

please include source too if possible. many thanks.

[barrerav]

The standard conditions (temperature and pressure) are 60 oF and 14.7 psia.

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[metaltribe]

Yes, I think HYSYS is quite enough.
otherwise calculate/convert manually with the reference posted by barrerav.,

from this link (okay i know Wikipedia is not the most reliable source): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_cubic_feet_per_minute, i understand that "standard temperature/pressure" is different depends on... location?

my question is, what is the "standard condition" commonly used in petroleum industry? i usually just use hysys for converting mass rate to mmscfd. is hysys okay enough?

please include source too if possible. many thanks.

[hien dang]

Hi all,
Is there any chart for relation between air humidity and dew point?
Please give if you have.
Tks.
Dang