Unit conversion for impact tests: kgf·m/cm2 to J

2015-07-06View Original

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This post was last edited by Sammy_Wang on 2015-7-6 20:19. Convert 3 kgf·m/cm2 in Charpy impact tests to joules – what is the value?

Reply #22015-07-07

1 joule = 1 N·m, 3 kgf = 29.4 N, so 3 kgf·m/cm2 = 29.4 J/cm2. I’m not sure if it’s right

Reply #32015-07-07

Thank you. May I ask if J and J/CM2 are the same unit?

Reply #42015-07-08

It should be different; I just calculated it based on the unit, and I’ve never heard of this term before

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