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Unit Conversion for Pressure and Volume

This document provides instructions to convert between different pressure, volume, and density units using conversion factors from provided tables. It gives three examples: (a) converting 1 psi to kPa, (b) converting 1 liter to gallons, and (c) converting 1 lbf*s/ft^2 to N/m^2. The solution is to use the appropriate conversion factors from tables to perform the unit conversions between the given and requested units.

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Unit Conversion for Pressure and Volume

This document provides instructions to convert between different pressure, volume, and density units using conversion factors from provided tables. It gives three examples: (a) converting 1 psi to kPa, (b) converting 1 liter to gallons, and (c) converting 1 lbf*s/ft^2 to N/m^2. The solution is to use the appropriate conversion factors from tables to perform the unit conversions between the given and requested units.

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Problem 1.

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[Difficulty: 1]

Given: Find: Solution:

Pressure, volume and density data in certain units Convert to different units

Using data from tables (e.g. Table G.2) (a) 1 psi = 1 psi 6895 Pa 1 psi 1 kPa 1000 Pa = 6.89 kPa

(b)

1 liter = 1 liter

1 quart 0.946 liter

1 gal 4 quart

= 0.264 gal
2

(c)

1 ft lbf s lbf s 4.448 N 12 Ns 1 = 1 = 47.9 2 2 2 1 lbf 0.0254m ft ft m

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