30lbs hr converted to cc/min - How too ? ? ?

[Johno]

What is the conversion from lbs/hr to cc/min ?

I am utterly useless at these things and am hoping for a swift repinse form the asembled knowledgeable masses ?

[dnb]

lbs is a unit of mass, and cc is a unit of volume, so unless you know the density of liquid you're flowing then the 2 measurements aren't equivilent.

cc/min = Lbs/hr * 7.56 / Specific_gravity (approximately!!)

If you assume petrol (a fair assumption) then cc/min = lbs/hr * 10.26 => 310cc/min

Edited by dnb on Tuesday 19th February 11:06

[Johno]

Cheers DNB, it is petrol, injectors to be clear . . You're a star, thanks.