Convert Between Units of Pressure
Pressure conversions are widely used in fluids, HVAC, and geotechnical engineering.
About Pressure Conversions
Helpful context and notes for converting Pressure units.
Pressure conversions are widely used in fluids, HVAC, and geotechnical engineering.
Pressure values are commonly reported in psi, psf, kPa, bar, or other industry-specific units.
Pressure units may represent absolute, gauge, or differential values. Confirm context before using converted results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pressure conversions are mathematically exact based on standard unit definitions.
These conversions are suitable for reference and preliminary calculations. Final designs should always be verified.
Gauge pressure is measured relative to atmospheric pressure, while absolute pressure includes atmospheric pressure.
Different industries use units suited to scale and historical practice, such as psi, psf, or kPa.
No. Pressure is typically applied uniformly by fluids, while stress refers to internal forces within materials.
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