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Convert Pound per square foot

Here you can convert pound per square foot to other units like megapascal, bar, kilogram per square centimeter, kilopascal, etc.

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megapascal MPa
bar bar Metric unit, 100,000 pascals.
kilogram per square centimeter kg/cm²
kilopascal kPa
hectopascal hPa Equivalent to millibar. Used in meteorology.
millibar mbar
kilogram per square meter kg/m²
pascal Pa The SI derived unit of pressure.
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kilopound per square inch ksi
pound per square inch psi Imperial/US unit. Common for tire pressure.
pound per square foot psf
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meter of mercury mHg
inch of mercury inHg
centimeter of mercury cmHg
millimeter of mercury mmHg
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meter of water mH₂O
inch of water inH₂O
centimeter of water cmH₂O
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standard atmosphere atm Standard pressure at sea level.
technical atmosphere at

Conversion table from pound per square foot to pascal

pound per square foot pascal
1 47.880259
2 95.760518
5 239.401295
10 478.80259
20 957.60518
50 2394.012949
100 4788.025898

Conversion table from pound per square foot to bar

pound per square foot bar
1 0.000479
2 0.000958
5 0.002394
10 0.004788
20 0.009576
50 0.02394
100 0.04788

Conversion table from pound per square foot to pound per square inch

pound per square foot pound per square inch
1 0.006944
2 0.013889
5 0.034722
10 0.069444
20 0.138889
50 0.347222
100 0.694444

Quick pound per square foot conversion quiz

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236 bar equals 4.72e+5 millibar.

Correct answer: 236 bar = 2.36e+5 millibar.

169 millibar equals 0.101 bar.

Correct answer: 169 millibar = 0.169 bar.

11.6 kilopascal equals 116 hectopascal.

Correct answer: 11.6 kilopascal = 116 hectopascal.

175 millibar equals 2.62e+4 pascal.

Correct answer: 175 millibar = 1.75e+4 pascal.

14 bar equals 7.0e+3 hectopascal.

Correct answer: 14 bar = 1.4e+4 hectopascal.

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