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7968, kg/cm2 to psi Posted by jamesman, Sep-03-01 02:11 PM
hello anyone know the kg/cm2 to psi conversion formula and vice versa thanks
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7969, RE: kg/cm2 to psi Posted by guest, Sep-03-01 02:23 PM
1.0 bar=14.7 PSI 
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7970, RE: kg/cm2 to psi Posted by Corbin, Sep-03-01 03:35 PM
LAST EDITED ON 03-Sep-01 AT 08:39 PM (PST)Not quite... 1 kg/cm2 = 14.22 lb/in2 1 Std Atm = 14.7 lb/in2 1 Bar =14.5 lb/in2 Go to http://www.webcom.com/legacysy/convert2/unitconvertIE.html for easy conversions
Corbin '95 ESI-T HRC + FMIC

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7971, RE: kg/cm2 to psi Posted by Amish_Eclipse, Sep-04-01 01:49 PM
damn you can tell corbin is a math guy he held you to .2 psi
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7972, RE: kg/cm2 to psi Posted by Corbin, Sep-04-01 02:42 PM
Engineers can be bastards about accuracy. Its in our blood. But anal engineers design good cars.
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