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| Water Rights and Water Issues in the Western States > Water Calculators > Miners Inches Conversions to GPM, CFS or AFA Online Water Calculator to Convert MI (Miner's Inches, Using Varying State Standards) into GPM, CFS or AFAThe free calculator on this page will convert miners inches (MI) into the following volume/flow quantities:
* Note that the calculator uses the Arizona standard of 1 MI = 40 CFS in the GPM and AFA calculations. If your state uses other standards and you need to convert the miner's inches into GPM or AFA, use the calculator below to calculate CFS, then use the CFS calculator to convert the cubic feet per second into GPM or AFA. Miners Inches Conversion Calculator
DISCLAIMER: Use at your own risk, and doublecheck the math with your own calculator. You should also check with your hydrologist or water lawyer to make sure that the formulas are correct for your state. The calculator will work with Internet Explorer, Firefox and Netscape 6.0 (and higher). Results are rounded off. How to use the calculator. (1) Enter the number of gallons per minute you wish to convert in the top of the form. DO NOT USE COMMAS. (2) Select MI, CFM, CFS or AFA. (3) Click "Calculate. The converted expression will appear in the last box (conversion). If you selected CFS, the converted figure is an expression in CFS. To recalculate with a different expression (for example, AFA instead of CFS), be sure to select AFA, and click the calculate button again so that the math will reset. If you don't understand this, experiment using 1 gpm. The results will match the formula above. | |
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