Trying to convert from units in Pascals to pounds per square inch? Use this accurate pressure converter to move easily from Pascals to pounds per sq in.

Conversion Pascals - Pounds per square inch

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Conversor de Pounds per square inch to Pascals

Both Pascals and pounds per square inch are important units of pressure used to measure atmospheric pressure in different circumstances. As a worldwide movement, the units of Pa are slowly replacing those of psi, which is now only mainly used in the United States. These two measurements are also used in science when looking at calculating how much stress is exerted. View our other pressure converters and use this Pa – psi conversion tool.

How to use the Converter from Pascals to Pounds per square inch?

Enter any amount of Pascals into the pa – psi calculator above and click “convert” for our accurate pressure converter to give you the equivalent in pounds per square inch. To work the other way around, convert pounds per square inch to Pascals.

Formula to Convert Pa – Psi

If you want to do this Pascal to pound per square inch conversion yourself or by hand, then take a look at the mathematical formula below to help with your calculations. For instance, 13 Pa = 0.0019 psi and 146 Pa = 0.021 psi

[number of] Pascals x 0.000145 = [number of] pounds per square inch

What are Pascals?

Pascals are defined as a unit of pressure equivalent to one newton per square metre, named after Blaise Pascal who was a French mathematician and physicist. Pascals are slowly replacing the psi units all over the world, except in the United States. In medicine and geophysics, units derived from the Pascal are used. Above is our Pascal to Pounds per square inch converter.

What is psi?

More accurately known as pound-force per square inch, psi is a unit of pressure defined by a force of one pound on an area of one square inch. The psi measurement is most commonly found to be used in the US and can be used to measure atmospheric pressure in certain circumstances. Other abbreviations of this unit include lbf/in² and lbf/sq in. Try our Pa to psi converter.