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[BillyTheKid]

Originally Posted by murda-c

Yeah i just copypasted the fsm.

how is a kg/cm2 a kPa?

1 kPa = 1000 N/m2 , where a N is for "Newton" and it is a force unit ( not a mass unit, as Kg ), where 1 Kg exerces 9,81 Newtons under earth gravity ( 1 Kg * gravitational acceleration (9,81m/s2) )

so, simply, 1 kPa is the force exerced by 1,02 Kg on a square cm, on earth.

and roughly, 100kPa = 14,5 psi