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converting PSF to PCF
by dannayyy » Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:07 pm
Hi im trying to convert 50 PSF into PCF units
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Re: converting PSF to PCF
by convert-me.com » Fri Aug 05, 2011 10:31 am
dannayyy wrote:Hi im trying to convert 50 PSF into PCF units
These 3-letter abbreviations (PSF and PCF) have a lot of meaning each (e.g. Portable Sound Format or Point Spread Function). I am assuming, you mean 50 pounds per square foot that you want to convert to pounds per cubic foot. Is that right?
In this case there is no conversion. Square foot is a measure of area which cubic foot is a measure of capacity. You can't convert area to capacity without knowing more information.
If you provide more detail on what you are trying to convert, chances are, the answer could be found.
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