Feet to Metres/BAR to PSI - Imperial to Metric Conversion advice please?

[denalex48]

going on holiday soon to the dominican they use psi i how do i covert it into bar and they use feet how do i convert that i think it`s 2.3 foot to a metre but for got how to convert it bit thick when it comes to math so would like help thanks...den

[zepp]

1 bar =14.7 psi

[Angus]

Feet to Metres (Feet x 0.305 = Metres)

Metres to Feet (Metres x 3.281 = Feet)



BAR to PSI (BAR x 14.5 = PSI)

PSI to BAR (PSI x 0.07 = BAR)

ATB

[Muzzer]

Hi, I use Calculator Plus from Microsoft on my notebook, its free and does loads of different conversions like pressure, volume, length etc.
Download it here

http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/w...p?URL=calcplus

Hope this helps.
Steve

[Mark Powell]

3.3 foot to a metre so 100ft is 30m

14.7 psi is 1 bar so divide by 15 to get a rough answer.

[jph6969]

Hi,

All posts very good, but maybe what you need is something simple

200 Bar = 3000psi
100 bar = 1500psi
50 bar = 750psi

30m = 100ft
25m = 82.5ft
20m = 66ft
15m = 50ft
10m = 33ft
6m = 20ft

all these are as close as you will need.

Jason

[Bob Cooper]

Originally Posted by zepp

1 bar =14.7 psi

No, 1 bar = 14.5 psi actually

Pedantic, I know but I (used to be) a metrologist.

Bob

[The Duck]

http://www.onlineconversion.com

for all your conversion needs. For handy reference just make a table/list of what you want and take it with you.

[Mr T.]

Originally Posted by Bob Cooper

No, 1 bar = 14.5 psi actually

Pedantic, I know but I (used to be) a metrologist.

Bob

Aye, I well remember your pre-DIR, yet still black-clad 'Michael Fish' period!!

[Spacehopper]

Originally Posted by Bob Cooper

No, 1 bar = 14.5 psi actually

Pedantic, I know but I (used to be) a metrologist.

Bob

Yep, 1 bar = 14.5 psi
and 1 atm (atmosphere) = 14.7 psi

or in modern terms

1 bar = 0.1 MPa (MegaPascal)