Bar to PSI conversion
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Bar to PSI conversion
I know the conversion rate is like 14.5:1 but I am having a little trouble with the math. If I have -425 bar how much inches of Vacuum would that be?
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Re: Bar to PSI conversion (siksivik)
Check out this site for a metric conversion http://www.worldwidemetric.com/metcal.htm
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Re: Bar to PSI conversion (siksivik)
would it be 14.7 or 14.5?
I know the conversion rate is like 14.5:1 but I am having a little trouble with the math. If I have -425 bar how much inches of Vacuum would that be?
Was never great with math!
Was never great with math!
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Re: Bar to PSI conversion (siksivik)
I believe it's not -425 BAR, but maybe -425 mmhg.
According to this site http://www.aquaticam.com/presschart.html ,
-425 mmhg is about 8.19 psi. That doesn't seem right, though...
According to this site http://www.aquaticam.com/presschart.html ,
-425 mmhg is about 8.19 psi. That doesn't seem right, though...
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Re: Bar to PSI conversion (degradated)
I believe it's not -425 BAR, but maybe -425 mmhg.
According to this site http://www.aquaticam.com/presschart.html ,
-425 mmhg is about 8.19 psi. That doesn't seem right, though...
According to this site http://www.aquaticam.com/presschart.html ,
-425 mmhg is about 8.19 psi. That doesn't seem right, though...
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Re: Bar to PSI conversion (turbod97ex)
Check out this site for a metric conversion http://www.worldwidemetric.com/metcal.htm
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