bars? any not where you drink!
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Re:bars? any not where you drink!
Originally Posted by bumblezc
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Wrong, 14.5 is wrong, 14.7 is wrong. There really is no proper conversion. It depends on the area you live. Ocean level is going to be more then in the mountains, weather, and so on. Not to through a monkey wrench into it.
But to finish it off, when doing convesions for pneumatics 14.7 is the normal conversion used throughout the industry and in the textbooks!
Wrong, 14.5 is wrong, 14.7 is wrong. There really is no proper conversion. It depends on the area you live. Ocean level is going to be more then in the mountains, weather, and so on. Not to through a monkey wrench into it.
But to finish it off, when doing convesions for pneumatics 14.7 is the normal conversion used throughout the industry and in the textbooks!
holy ---- you just won the wrongest of the wrong answers award. Thats so wrong I don't even know where to start but I'll try.
1 bar = 14.7 psi. That is a conversion factor. no matter if your on sea level or the moon, its a universal conversion factor. With your reasoning 1 mile at sea level is different than 1 mile at high altitudes. I'm not even going to get into the difference between gauge pressure and absolute pressure but consider yourself
