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g/(m2⋅s)\text{g/(m}^{2}{\cdot}\text{s)}

gram per square metre per second

Mass fluxexact by definition

One gram per square metre per second, a thousandth of the SI unit. It is the working unit of fire engineering, where fuel mass burning fluxes fall in a convenient single-digit to tens range — a liquid pool fire typically runs a few tens of grams per square metre per second.

Watch out: Do not read it as grams per square metre, which is a paper and textile weight and carries no time at all. The per-second is doing essential work.

1 g/(m2⋅s)\text{g/(m}^{2}{\cdot}\text{s)} 0.001 kg/(m2⋅s)\text{kg/(m}^{2}{\cdot}\text{s)}

One gram per square metre per second in every mass flux unit

0.001kilogram per square metre per second (kg/(m²·s))
1gram per square metre per second (g/(m²·s))this unit
3.6kilogram per square metre per hour (kg/(m²·h))
3.6litre per square metre per hour (L/(m²·h))
0.000204816pound per square foot per second (lb/(ft²·s))
0.737338pound per square foot per hour (lb/(ft²·h))

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