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How do you convert volumetric water flow rate to mass flow rate?

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Answer:

The relationship of mass flow rate of to volumetric flow rate is

m-dot=V-dot/v

where m-dot is the mass flow rate, v is the specific volume of the water, and V-dot is the volumetric flow rate.

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