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PCF into PSF
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PCF into PSF
by Jarhead » Fri Nov 20, 2009 4:01 am
How do you change 144 pcf(Pounds per Cubic Foot) into PSF(Pounds per Square Foot)?
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Re: PCF into PSF
by daviddean » Mon Jan 18, 2010 1:37 pm
Hello,
1. Divide the depth of the concrete by 12. This gives the depth of the concrete in feet.
2. Divide 145 pounds per cubic feet by the depth of the concrete slab. This is the pounds per square foot for the concrete.
1. Divide the depth of the concrete by 12. This gives the depth of the concrete in feet.
2. Divide 145 pounds per cubic feet by the depth of the concrete slab. This is the pounds per square foot for the concrete.
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