Is there a unit of mass flow rate/volume flow rate by the name "Stoc"? How it may be converted into SI units?

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Kavikant Mahapatra

where did u find this unit. should hv something to do with density. I hv not come across this unit till now.

Bastian Schmandt

Hi Ananth,

could it be the unit "stokes" for the kinematic viscosity?

1 st = 1 cm^2/s ?

Best regards

Bastian

Carlos Araújo Queiroz

Could "Stoc" be a somewhat misleading acronym for "Stream Total Organic Carbon", possibly referring to some waste stream?

Ananth Pai S

Kavikanth Mahapatra, Bastian Schmandt and Carlos Araujo Queiroz, Thank you for your responses. I had found the unit stoc in unsolved example in a Fluid Mechanics Text book. It dealt with stoc as unit for flow rate of H2 gas. I needed to convert that into SI units to solve the problem. It is for sure a unit of flow rate.

Considering your last comment, it seems that "Stoc" may actually stand for "standard operating conditions", this being usually understood as indicating that the flow rate refers to a temperature of 70 °F (21 °C); and to the normal (or standard) atmospheric pressure (101.3 kPa).