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Old 01-03-2007, 04:38 PM   #1
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Convertion

Anyone know how to convert 0.27% vol to ppm per km? Its for CO2 emmisions.
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Nope but I do know how to spel CONVERSION
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Old 01-03-2007, 05:55 PM   #3
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Nope but I do know how to spel CONVERSION
shame you cant spell "spell"
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shame you cant spell "spell"
Shame you can't get your grammar right in "can't"
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Shame you can't get your grammar right in "can't"
And you Mr Burty, "you'r" ...And wheres you'r fullstop?
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And you Mr Burty, "you'r" ...And wheres you'r fullstop?

Err no!!! And you have only just left school!!!
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ok so nobody can spell or use proper grammar but how about the conversion?
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Old 01-03-2007, 08:14 PM   #8
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And you Mr Burty, "you'r" ...And wheres you'r fullstop?

...around the same place your "full stop" is, in the abbreviated form of Mister.....

..as for the conversion.. I ain't sure how it can be done. .. Apples and Pears spring to mind...
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0.01% is 100ppm therefore 0.27% is 2700ppm

Is the maths, spelling and grammar correct?
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That's what I thought it would be, however, does it make any difference when applying it to per Mile/KM?
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0.01% is 100ppm therefore 0.27% is 2700ppm

Is the maths, spelling and grammar correct?
Should maths be math's ??

(Sorry, don't know the answer to the original question though!)
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Should maths be math's ??

(Sorry, don't know the answer to the original question though!)
Nope - that would be the phenomenon of the greengrocer's apostrophe. So called because on the board outside the shop anything that ended with an "s" automatically had an apostrophe - apple's, pear's etc. However, pointing this out shows how sad you become when you have put 2 kids through the transfer test.
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Nope - that would be the phenomenon of the greengrocer's apostrophe. So called because on the board outside the shop anything that ended with an "s" automatically had an apostrophe - apple's, pear's etc. However, pointing this out shows how sad you become when you have put 2 kids through the transfer test.
Is Math's not short for Mathematics ? (as in gov't short for government)

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Is Math's not short for Mathematics ? (as in gov't short for government)

This is going to get very sad now... the word mathematics is abbreviated to maths in many English speaking countries but it is actually a singular noun so the true abbreviation is math. So we're both wrong and the Yanks are right. Damn .
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That's what I thought it would be, however, does it make any difference when applying it to per Mile/KM?
The figure is a measure of the amount of CO2 in a given volume. It's independent of the distance over which the engine is running. Otherwise they would have a very long pipe at the MOT centre.
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This is going to get very sad now... the word mathematics is abbreviated to maths in many English speaking countries but it is actually a singular noun so the true abbreviation is math. So we're both wrong and the Yanks are right. Damn .
OK. I concede to your greater knowledge.

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The figure is a measure of the amount of CO2 in a given volume. It's independent of the distance over which the engine is running. Otherwise they would have a very long pipe at the MOT centre.

like I said... Apples 'n Pears.....

.. Oh.. one small thing? The Yanks are never right....
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like I said... Apples 'n Pears.....

.. Oh.. one small thing? The Yanks are never right....
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I'm sorry. I cant(sic) find the irony smiley!
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