Re: Water Column
- From: "Martin H. Eastburn" <lionslair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 20:21:55 -0600
Let's see if I can calculate it :
40 inches / 12 = 3.333 Head feet.
3 HF = 1.203 P.s.i.
..3 = 1.302 * .1 = .1302
..03 = 1.302 * .01 = .01302
Therefore 40 inches = 3.33 Head feet = 1.346 psi If I did it correctly.
Water is 62.5 # / cu ft.
As an example, 85.3 ft is 37.02 p.s.i.
Martin
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Ed Atyeo wrote:
Hello, my question is, dose any one know how much p.s.i. 40 inches of water
column is? We made some pipe at work which is attached to a rather large fan
and the air going through it is measured in water column and being a welder
I relate to every thing in p.s.i. I would like to know if it a lot of
pressure? Thank you Ed
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