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metric conversion need help

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evielboweviel

11-26-2003 18:39:09




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I am trying to sell the following

Hankison Compressed Air Dryer NR
rated 5 cfm at 90 psi
got the following question and don't know how to calculate an answer for him

"Just a quick question.
My air requirements are in metric.

Pressure: 4.5 kilograms per square centimeter
Volume: .1 liters per minute.

Can this unit keep up?
I don't have a conversion for the pressure."

can anybody help me?
Thanks
Ron

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evielboweviel

11-27-2003 09:55:33




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 Re: metric conversion need help in reply to evielboweviel, 11-26-2003 18:39:09  
thanks everybody
Ron



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ShepFL - Hey Boweviel and

11-28-2003 19:07:37




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 Re: Re: metric conversion need help in reply to evielboweviel, 11-27-2003 09:55:33  
check out this free converter. It does lots of things that are useful from time to time. Small enough it can be run on a floppy as needed.



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Roger

11-26-2003 21:48:51




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 Re: metric conversion need help in reply to evielboweviel, 11-26-2003 18:39:09  
It's 61 cubic inches to a liter.

1728 cubic inches to a cubic foot.

5 cubic feet X 1728 cubic inches = 8640 Cubic inches per minute of air that the dryer can handle.

8640 inches per minute / 61 inches per liter = approx 141 liters per minute.

Your dryer will easily handle 1L/min @ 64psi.



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Ray,IN

11-26-2003 20:07:24




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 Re: metric conversion need help in reply to evielboweviel, 11-26-2003 18:39:09  
This site will help:



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James in North carolina

11-26-2003 18:46:40




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 Re: metric conversion need help in reply to evielboweviel, 11-26-2003 18:39:09  
4.5kgs/(cc)^2 is approximately 63.87 psi. Hope this helps. James



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James in North Carolima

11-27-2003 06:10:15




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 Re: Re: metric conversion need help in reply to James in North carolina, 11-26-2003 18:46:40  
That should read (cm)^2 not (cc)^2. Sorry about that. James



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