1000 Psi To Newtons

kopend | 08:59 Wed 28th Aug 2013 | Science

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what is 1000 psi in newton mtrs ??

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jim360

Doesn't convert, you must mean Newtons/metre squre, or Pascals. Then the conversion is easily given by google as: 6,894,757.29 Pascal, or almost 7 million.

ToraToraTora

Well newton metres are a measure or torque and psi is a measure of pressure so I'm struggling to see what ou mean can you be more specific.

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we need to put some disc springs into an application
that can cope with 1000 psi . but i need to tell the disc spring supplier the force in newtons rather than psi - so that they can recommend a strong one - i think we will need quite a few disc springs to do it - but we have plenty of room for them - so that wont be an issue

ToraToraTora

OK I suspect they want Newtons per square Meter which is 6 894 757.28 as jim says above, or 1000 psi = 1550nsi.

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