Would appreciate if anybody can assist in conversion of the following.
a) 10 N/mm2 to ___ kg/cm2
b) 10 N/mm2 to ___ kgf/cm2
Thank you.
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Re: Help in converting of material strength
by Knight » Wed Sep 15, 2004 8:15 pm
Guest wrote:Would appreciate if anybody can assist in conversion of the following.
a) 10 N/mm2 to ___ kg/cm2
b) 10 N/mm2 to ___ kgf/cm2
Thank you.
To convert from N/mm² to kgf/cm² multiply by 10.1972
kg and kgf are exactly the same, provide you're on the planet earth... (one is mass, the other is force. 1 kg of mass will excert one kg of force at one gravity.)
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