G GT ME Well-known member Joined Jun 22, 2007 Messages 93 Reaction score 1 Jun 26, 2007 #1 Hello, Where does the conversion 1 psi = 2.31 ft/psi come from when calculating friction head loss in piping? Thanks
Hello, Where does the conversion 1 psi = 2.31 ft/psi come from when calculating friction head loss in piping? Thanks
G GT ME Well-known member Joined Jun 22, 2007 Messages 93 Reaction score 1 Jun 26, 2007 #2 Darn -- I got it. used specific weight to convert to feet: (144 lbf/ft^2) / 62.2 lbf/ft^3 = 2.31 ft.
jfusilloPE Well-known member Joined Nov 6, 2006 Messages 221 Reaction score 1 Location White Plains, NY Jun 27, 2007 #3 GT ME said: Darn -- I got it. used specific weight to convert to feet: (144 lbf/ft^2) / 62.2 lbf/ft^3 = 2.31 ft. Click to expand... Nothing feels better than answering your own question!
GT ME said: Darn -- I got it. used specific weight to convert to feet: (144 lbf/ft^2) / 62.2 lbf/ft^3 = 2.31 ft. Click to expand... Nothing feels better than answering your own question!
