Mass flow rate is a measure of the mass of a liquid substance that passes through a specific area in a given time period. This rate is dependent on the density and velocity of the liquid, and the area through which it is passing. It's essentially a measurement of how much mass moves through a certain area over time. The mass flow rate is represented by 'm' and its units are kg/s.
What is the formula for mass flow rate?
The mass flow rate formula is m=ρVA, where ρ is the density of fluid, V is the velocity of the liquid, and A is the area of cross-section.
What is the unit of mass flow rate?
The unit of mass flow rate is kg/s.
How to calculate the mass flow rate?
To calculate the mass flow rate, multiply the density of fluid, the velocity of the liquid, and the area of cross-section.