I need help from experts: What is OSI as a unit of pressure? How is it converted?

2015-06-26View Original

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It is a pressure unit for burners in North America. Online, I can only find that 8 OSI equals 0.03447 bar, and 1 OSI equals 430.922 Pa. I’m not sure if this is correct; those who have used it or know the accurate values, please let me know

Reply #22015-06-26

OP, are you moving equipment? @*lihuagong @2887848

Reply #32015-06-26

I’m from the Process Division!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Orz Can’t find it

Reply #42015-06-26

1. Have you signed a contract of servitude? 2. In which section can your issue be resolved the fastest? 3. Orz, is that begging on knees? That would violate the terms of service.

Reply #52015-06-26

These postmodernist elements are not accepted by the experienced masters here

Reply #62015-06-26

I see. But... does any senior know about this, OSI?

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