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Can someone explain to me the unit MMbtu/hr?

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i am expecting this unit to be like million british thermal units per hour ,is it correct?

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  1. BTU/hr is a unit of power, equal to 0.293 watts

    M is the standard SI prefix for 10^6 or x 1000000

    Use of MM is not NOT to SI standards

    As you can see, there are various definitions:

    Dictionaries:

    MMBTU Million British Thermal Units

    MBTU stands for one million BTUs

    MBTU is occasionally expressed as MMBTU, which is intended to represent a thousand thousand BTUs.

    MMBtu One million British thermal units

    MMBtu -- One million British thermal units.

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