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Nm -> Lbs/sq. ft. ???
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Nm -> Lbs/sq. ft. ???
by flyingvet26 » Mon Jul 26, 2004 1:42 pm
Does anyone know how to convert Newton meter to Pounds per square foot? It would help me out a lot. Thanks
- flyingvet26
Re: Nm -> Lbs/sq. ft. ???
by guest » Fri Jun 03, 2011 8:36 pm
Nm is also the units used for the turning effect of a force (a moment) Moment = force X distance
Lbs is considered a force and sq.ft. a distance therefore it can be done simpy divide by 1.85 :)
Lbs is considered a force and sq.ft. a distance therefore it can be done simpy divide by 1.85 :)
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