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Questions regarding liquid level calculation

2022-07-15View Original

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As indicated in red in the figure, I still don’t understand why we need to multiply by one hundredth; I hope a friend from Sichuan can help clarify this.
Reply #22022-07-15
You need to convert the units; Pa is N/M2, and density as well as the gravitational acceleration g and kg also need to be converted
Reply #32022-07-16
If you include the units in the formula, it will be clear: lol
Reply #42022-07-16
Coefficients required to convert liquid level height and density to SI units

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