We often encounter the concept of kilograms
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Regarding the units of pressure, the masters all say this, but I don’t understand.
1 kilogram force/square centimeter = 98 kPa. Generally, 1 kilogram is approximately equal to 100 kpa.
""1kg" refers to 1kgf/cm2, which is approximately equal to 0.1MPa
Generally speaking, it is 0.1MPa
When I entered the factory, the masters also liked to say this: how many kilograms of pressure, actually one kilogram of pressure is equal to 0.1MPa
Professionals such as machinery and pipelines also often use kilograms. Approximately 1 kilogram = 1 bar = 0.1MPa
1MPa=1kg=2kg
""1kg" refers to 1kgf/cm2, which is approximately equal to 0.1MPa and should be the most accurate