The relationship between bar and LB

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What is the relationship between bar and LB? 600 LB is equivalent to 10 MPa; does that mean it’s equal to 1000 BAR? There is a standard stating 42 bars (615 pounds per square inch), and here, “pounds per square inch” isn’t it LB?

Reply #22017-05-10

There are just so many units of optical pressure to remember

Reply #32017-05-10

Conversion between nominal pressure and LB _ Baidu Wenku https://wenku.baidu.com/view/9fc2ab38910ef12d2bf9e702.html

Reply #42017-05-10

42BAR x 14.5=619 PSI

Reply #52017-05-10

pounds per square inch == psi

Reply #62017-05-11

Conversion between nominal pressure and LB https://wk.baidu.com/view/9441d3679b6648d7c1c74691#1

Reply #72017-05-11

1 Mpa = 10 Bar. Pounds per square inch (psi) = 0.06895 Bar. LB refers to “pound force” and is equivalent to psi; it is similar to kilogram-force, which is kgf/cm2

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