What unit of measurement is commonly used to describe the processing rate of fuel purifiers?

The processing rate of fuel purifiers is typically expressed in gallons per minute (GPM). This unit of measurement is widely used in the industry to indicate the flow rate of a liquid, such as fuel, as it passes through purification systems. The use of GPM allows for easy understanding and comparison of the efficiency and capacity of different fuel purifiers, making it easier to select the appropriate equipment for specific operational requirements.

While liters per minute (LPM) and gallons per hour (GPH) are also valid measurements for flow rates, they are not as commonly employed in the context of fuel purifiers within gas turbine systems. Tons per hour (TPH), on the other hand, is used for bulk materials and is not relevant for liquid flow rates like those processed in fuel purification. Thus, GPM remains the standard and most recognizably applied unit in this specific context.