is there any formula thats converts psi to weight (in lbs) ???
thank you..
ex, i weight 208 lbs, what does the equate to in psi or vice versa..
ex, what is 10 psi in lbs ???
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Re: psi to weight formula
by convert-me.com » Fri Apr 20, 2007 6:12 pm
will85iroc wrote:is there any formula thats converts psi to weight (in lbs) ???
thank you..
ex, i weight 208 lbs, what does the equate to in psi or vice versa..
ex, what is 10 psi in lbs ???
psi = pounds per square inch. One pound applied to one square inch produces the pressure of 1 pci. The same weight (1 pound) applied to 2 square inches produces twice less pressure -- 0.5 pci.
So your 10 psi could be produced by 10 lbs weight applied to 1 square inch or 1 pound applied to 0.1 square inch.
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