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Convert bar to psi | AIR COMPRESSOR SELECTOR

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Convert bar to psi | Quick Conversion Chart

Convert bar to psi | Quick Conversion Chart

bar Psi bar Psi
1bar 14.503773773psi 2bar 29.007547546psi
3bar 43.5113213190psi 4bar 58.015095092psi
5bar 72.518868865psi 7bar 101.526416411psi
8bar 116.030190184psi 10bar 145.03773773psi
13bar 188.5490590psi 16bar 232.0603804psi
20bar 290.07547546psi 25bar 362.59434433psi
30bar 435.11321319psi 35bar 507.6320821psi
40bar 580.15095092psi 50bar 725.18868865psi
100bar 1450.3773773psi 500bar 7251.8868865psi
1000bar 14503.773773psi 1500bar 21755.6606595psi

Convert bar to psi | Frequently Asked Questions​

What is the conversion factor from bar to psi?

The conversion factor for converting bar to psi is 14.5038. To convert a pressure value from bar to psi, multiply the bar value by this factor.

How do you convert pressure from bar to psi?

To convert from bar to psi, follow these steps:

1.Take the pressure in bar.
2.Multiply the bar value by the conversion factor of 14.5038.
3.Optionally, you can use an online conversion tool for verification.

What is the formula for converting bar to psi?

The formula for converting bar to psi is:

psi=bar×14.5038

Do you need specialized knowledge to convert bar to psi?

No, converting bar to psi is straightforward and doesn’t require expert knowledge. It only requires applying the multiplication factor of 14.5038.

How much is 8 bar in psi?

To convert 8 bar to psi, multiply 8 by 14.5038:

So, 8 bar is approximately 116.03 psi.

How many bars are in 1 psi?

There are 0.0689476 bar in 1 psi. To convert from psi to bar, simply divide the psi value by 14.5038.

How many psi are equivalent to 1 bar?

1 bar is equivalent to 14.5038 psi, meaning that for every bar of pressure, there are roughly 14.5 psi.

Can the bar to psi conversion be used universally?

Yes, the bar to psi conversion is universally applicable and used in various fields, including chemical engineering, HVAC, and petroleum industries, where accurate pressure measurements are crucial for design, safety, and compliance.