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Unit conversion problems

2020-08-31View Original

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Generally, it refers to liquid level and boundary levels, including flow rate, etc. If the density is given in g/cm3, what is the unit of pressure – KPa or Pa? If h is expressed in meters, what is the unit of pressure – KPa or Pa?
Reply #22020-08-31
Physical meaning of 1 Pa: The pressure exerted on an area of 1 square meter is 1 N. (A force of 1 Newton acting on 1 square meter)
Reply #32020-09-01
It is recommended to consult the standard SI unit specifications; it is essential to use consistent units. Oh, it’s best to get a copy of \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" and take a look. Your problem lies in a lack of understanding of the unity of units; it’s recommended to take a look at it for reference.
Reply #42020-09-09
Change it to Mi Niu, and everything will be solved easily

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