Pressure Input Conversions Calculated "Constants" Input

PSI 0.00 Water (#/gal) 8.3451

Bar Specific Gravity(@60F)
Atm. Sp. Heat (BTU/((LbF))
Ton(M)/M Boiling point (F)
kPa
Volume Conductor
In O.D. (In.)
cc I.D. (In.)
Gal. 0.00 Wall thick (In.)
Liter Velocity (Ft/Sec)
Area Speed
In 0.00 RPM 220
cc Radian/Min
Power Energy
Horsepower 0.00 Btu
Kw 0.00 Calorie
Btu/Hr 0.00 Foot Pound
Calorie/Min Kw Hour
Torque Cylinder (Sngl acting)
Inch Pounds 0.00 Bore (Dia. In.)
Newton Meter Stroke (In.)
Kg Centimeter Rod (In.)
Extend Vel. (In/Sec)
Flow Rate Retract Vel. (In/Sec)
GPM 0.00 Area In Cap
Liter/Min (dm/min) Area In Rod
In/Sec Force Cap (Lbs.)
cc/Sec Force Rod (Lbs.)
Kg/Hr (see comment) 0.00
Velocity Misc Factors
Foot/Sec P (PSI)
Inch/Sec Temp (F)
Cent./Sec % Efficiency
Pump Force (Lbs.)
Displacement (In/Rev) 0.00 Visc. (SUS)
Displacement (cc/Rev) 0.00 Visc. (cSt)
Temperature (F)
Temperature (C)
Enter a value in the input column in any category (i.e. 20 next to GPM) and it converts into the other units in the category. If you also enter a value in the pressure
category (i.e. 20 next to Bar), it will calculate the HP required (3.87 and states the units used in the calculation). Or if you enter a value for RPM (i.e. 200 next to
RPM) it will calculate pump displacement (23.1 and states the units used in that calculation). And if you enter a value for cylinder bore (i.e. 5), since you already
have a pressure and flow it will calculate extend velocity, area of cap and force of cap. Any cell with zero in the calculated column can be derived from one or more
sets of variables. Pause your cursor over the desired calculated cell (i.e. D32) and the comment window will pop up a list of various methods for calculating the
variable (GPM).
Conversions Calculated
8.3451
0.8710 usually .89-.92, DTE-24=0.871, DTE-25=0.876
0.45 0.00
1100
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
220.00
1382.30
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Must be less than 87.515
0.00
Enter a value in the input column in any category (i.e. 20 next to GPM) and it converts into the other units in the category. If you also enter a value in the pressure
category (i.e. 20 next to Bar), it will calculate the HP required (3.87 and states the units used in the calculation). Or if you enter a value for RPM (i.e. 200 next to
RPM) it will calculate pump displacement (23.1 and states the units used in that calculation). And if you enter a value for cylinder bore (i.e. 5), since you already
have a pressure and flow it will calculate extend velocity, area of cap and force of cap. Any cell with zero in the calculated column can be derived from one or more
sets of variables. Pause your cursor over the desired calculated cell (i.e. D32) and the comment window will pop up a list of various methods for calculating the
variable (GPM).
(mm) SS
thk Width length s.g. Qty Wt./Pc. Unit U.P./Pc.
10 4 0.3048 8 0.3048 7.93 1 235.75075 Kg Php 38,160.00
12 4 0.3048 8 0.3048 7.93 1 282.90091 Kg Php 43,990.00
20 4 0.3048 8 0.3048 7.93 1 471.50151 Kg Php 78,440.00
3 4 0.3048 8 0.3048 7.93 1 70.7252 Kg 21,000.00
10 0.05 6.096 7.93 1 24.1706 Kg 5,000.00
6.096 1.56 9.50976 /pc. 4,000.00
Amt./Kg. %
Php 161.87 /Kg. 6.18
Php 155.50 /Kg. 7.72
Php 166.36 /Kg. 12.02
296.92 /Kg. Checkered Plate 4' x 8' x 3mm thick
206.86 /Kg. Flat Bar 50mm x 10mm thick x 20'
420.62 Round Bar 16mm