Volume Flow Rate conversion

Convert Cubic meter per second to US gallon per minute

1 cubic meter per second (m³/s) equals 15,850.323141488903 us gallon per minute (US gpm). Enter any value below to convert from m³/s to US gpm.

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1 m³/s = 15,850.3231414889 US gpm

All Flow rate units

From 1 m³/s
UnitValue
Cubic meter per second m³/s 1
Cubic meter per hour m³/h 3,600
Liter per second L/s 1,000
Liter per minute L/min 60,000
US gallon per minute US gpm 15,850.3231414889
Imperial gallon per minute imp gpm 13,198.1548979453
Cubic foot per minute cfm 2,118.8800032893
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Formula

m³/s to US gpm conversion formula

Use this relationship for a direct conversion:

US gpm = m³/s x 15,850.323141488903

Worked example

2 m³/s = 31,700.6462829778 US gpm.

Unit conversion does not account for compressibility, pressure, or temperature effects on actual fluid volume.

Quick reference

Cubic meter per second to US gallon per minute table

Cubic meter per second (m³/s)US gallon per minute (US gpm)
0.01158.5032314149
0.11,585.0323141489
115,850.3231414889
231,700.6462829778
579,251.6157074445
10158,503.231414889
25396,258.0785372226
50792,516.1570744452
1001,585,032.3141488903
1,00015,850,323.1414889041

From unit

About the cubic meter per second

The coherent SI volumetric flow unit.

Symbol: m³/s

To unit

About the us gallon per minute

One US liquid gallon per minute.

Symbol: US gpm

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Definitions are checked against NIST SP 811 and exact volume definitions. Calculations use full internal precision before display rounding.

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Questions

m³/s to US gpm FAQ

How do you convert cubic meter per second to us gallon per minute?

Use the formula US gpm = m³/s x 15,850.323141488903. 1 cubic meter per second (m³/s) equals 15,850.323141488903 us gallon per minute (US gpm).

Is the m³/s to US gpm conversion exact?

Both unit definitions use exact factors. Only the displayed decimal may be rounded.