Turbine Fuel Gas Flow Rate Conversion

I don't know but I'll bet you that if you look up the physical meaning of your unit acronyms you'll find out one of two things. You will find out either how to switch between these two cryptic units or that you have a unit incompatibility that are actually measuring different things. For an example, one of these acronyms maybe a unit of power while the other maybe a volume of gas.

You'll have to find out the heating value of a weight of sour natural gas, use its density to find the corresponding MMSCFD; and then you will have the suitable conversion factor.

14487 kJ/s x 1 /45000 kg/kJ (Heating value) x 22.414 m3/17.6 kg (MW) x (273+48)/273 x 35.3 ft3/m3 x (3600x24)s/day x 10^-6

You may do something like above to convert. Pls check as it's from the back of my sleeves!

I agree with SV3, but schek the density and specific heat of your sour gas to be able to convert it correctly.