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[simonchangwaimun]

guys...
wat is the difference between psi and bar?
wat does the bar means?
is there anyway to convert psi to bar?
thanx

 

[Joeker]

They are units used to measure air pressure.

THe difference is psi unit uses inch, bar uses cm.

14.7 psi = 1 bar.

Like feet and meter. 3 feet is about 1 meter.

 

[AlucarD]

conversion psi to bar / bar to psi

http://www.chromatography.co.uk/Techniqs/Other/Pressure.htm

 

[simonchangwaimun]

thanx guys,,..
now not so pening
haha

 

[moppy]

Originally posted by Joeker@Sep 25 2004, 17:58
They are units used to measure air pressure.

THe difference is psi unit uses inch, bar uses cm.

14.7 psi = 1 bar.

Like feet and meter. 3 feet is about 1 meter.

My field always deal with pressure but as far as I know 1 bar is equal to 14.5 Psi.

I am sure for this :)

 

[dolly]

yeap 14.5psi = 1bar

you can google for this

 

[trancebum]

Originally posted by moppy@Sep 28 2004, 23:49

My field always deal with pressure but as far as I know 1 bar is equal to 14.5 Psi.

I am sure for this :)

bro...what is your profession that always deal with pressure? pressure measured in BAR or pressure measured in number of headaches? :lol: :lol: if it's the latter, i'm sure most of the working gang here shares your 'pressure'.

j/k bro... :P

 

[speedz1665]

guys...wats cmHg....my boost meter shows my reading in this form...then in peak boost in shows kg/cm2....so how much do i times to convert to Bar....thanks

speedz

 

[dolly]

cmHg is just measuring it in cm mercury.

go to www.convert-me.com that would settle all ur conversion probs :P

 

[speedz1665]

thanks mate

speedz

 

[moppy]

Originally posted by trancebum+Sep 29 2004, 11:33 -->

QUOTE (trancebum @ Sep 29 2004, 11:33 )

--QuoteBegin-moppy

@Sep 28 2004, 23:49 My field always deal with pressure but as far as I know 1 bar is equal to 14.5 Psi. I am sure for this :)

bro...what is your profession that always deal with pressure? pressure measured in BAR or pressure measured in number of headaches? :lol: :lol: if it's the latter, i'm sure most of the working gang here shares your 'pressure'. j/k bro... :P [/b][/quote] No worry bro. My field related to pressure vessel making. Any storage vessel size n pressure in industrial use. As well as piping with qualify TIG welding. We hv our procedure ceftification and endorse by 3rd party. :) For example I can make those nOS bottle any size u want and petrol surge tank :P Also can strengthen the body chasis for competition use, but we don't do this :D

 

[trancebum]

Originally posted by moppy+Sep 30 2004, 11:01 -->

QUOTE (moppy @ Sep 30 2004, 11:01 )

Originally posted by trancebum@Sep 29 2004, 11:33 --QuoteBegin-moppy

@Sep 28 2004, 23:49 My field always deal with pressure but as far as I know 1 bar is equal to 14.5 Psi. I am sure for this :) bro...what is your profession that always deal with pressure? pressure measured in BAR or pressure measured in number of headaches? :lol: :lol: if it's the latter, i'm sure most of the working gang here shares your 'pressure'. j/k bro... :P

No worry bro. My field related to pressure vessel making. Any storage vessel size n pressure in industrial use. As well as piping with qualify TIG welding. We hv our procedure ceftification and endorse by 3rd party. :) For example I can make those nOS bottle any size u want and petrol surge tank :P Also can strengthen the body chasis for competition use, but we don't do this :D [/b][/quote] hey cool! the vessels, can do u usually custom make or are they standard sizes, or both? anyway...better get back to topic :P

 

[moppy]

Custome made... any size can be made....

The biggest we had made is 4800 in diameter and 120 feet long. The weight is 150 tonnes. :D

Compares to others big company like KNM Steel, we made small :lol:

 

[kher]

1 bar=100,000 pascal

 

[simonchangwaimun]

darn...
my boost meter only got measurement smtg like this:
*tilt head to right*

|''''''|''''''''''''|
- +

so how i know when's the max boost?when reach + sign ar?

 

[boggysv]

noob question:

lets say your reading is 1.5bar.
that means actual pressure in the manifold is

a)1.5bar higher than atmospheric pressure
or
B)0.5bar higher than atmospheric pressure

?

 

[dolly]

1.5bar higher than atmospheric pressure

 

[boggysv]

thanks

 

[Esky]

I think it shd be 0.5 bar higher than the atmospheric pressure, as the atmospheric pressure is 1 bar.

 

[moppy]

Originally posted by Esky@Oct 5 2004, 07:57
I think it shd be 0.5 bar higher than the atmospheric pressure, as the atmospheric pressure is 1 bar.

Whatever reading in your meter should be correct. We don't need to add in any value.

If u say like adding to it, then u go Genting the reading will be different is it?

Don;t forget higher area like Genting, the pressure is slightly drop...