What does 1 kilogram of pressure mean? Is it a unit of pressure?
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What does 1 kilogram of pressure mean? Is it a unit of pressure?
0.1 MPa is equivalent to a weight of 1 Kg acting on 1 square centimeter
It is a unit of pressure, approximately equal to 98,000 Pascals
The kilogram used here is a unit of pressure; the unit is barg, which corresponds to a weight of 1 kg applied over an area of 1 square centimeter, approximately 0.1 MPa.
Equivalent to a weight of 1 Kg acting on 1 square centimeter: hug:
In China, it is customary to measure pressure in kilograms, especially among those who work using traditional manufacturing methods. Actually, converting to the International System of Units is very simple – just multiply by 0.1.
1 kilogram of pressure is an old unit of measurement. Almost equivalent to it are 0.1 MPa, 1 atmosphere, 1 bar, and 760 mm of mercury column
Actually, there is a unit for pressure called kilogram-force.
Generally, it is 0.1 MPa