ac⋅ft/d\text{ac}{\cdot}\text{ft/d}

acre-foot per day

Volumetric flow rateexact by definition

The acre-foot per day is exactly 1233.48183754752/86400 cubic metres per second, about 14.28 L/s. It is the delivery unit of irrigation districts and water rights administration in the western United States, where storage is in acre-feet and the release rate follows naturally.

Watch out: One cubic foot per second flowing for a day is 1.9835 acre-feet, so the two units of western water are almost but not quite in a ratio of two. Ditch riders use the approximation and accountants do not.

1 ac⋅ft/d\text{ac}{\cdot}\text{ft/d} 856.58461 L/min\text{L/min}

One acre-foot per day in every volumetric flow rate unit

1,233,480liter per day (L/d)
856,585cubic centimeter per minute (cm³/min)
856,585milliliter per minute (mL/min)
325,851US gallon per day (gpd)
52,272cubic inch per minute (in³/min)
51,395.1liter per hour (L/h)
14,276.4milliliter per second (mL/s)
13,577.1US gallon per hour (gph)
7,758.37barrel per day (bbl/d)
1,815cubic foot per hour (cfh)
1,233.48cubic meter per day (m³/d)
856.585liter per minute (L/min)
226.286US gallon per minute (gpm)
188.422imperial gallon per minute (imp gpm)
51.3951cubic meter per hour (m³/h)
30.25cubic foot per minute (cfm)
14.2764liter per second (L/s)
1acre-foot per day (ac·ft/d)this unit
0.856585cubic meter per minute (m³/min)
0.504167cubic foot per second (cfs)
0.325851million US gallons per day (MGD)
0.271328million imperial gallons per day (MIGD)
0.0142764cubic meter per second (m³/s)