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The conversion of Mm³/WC (cubic meters per second) to tonnes requires knowledge of the density of water. The density of water is approximately 1 tonne per cubic meter (1 t/m³). So, if you have a flow rate in Mm³/WC, multiply it by the density of water and you will get the flow rate in tonnes per second.

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