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From: Joacim P. <no...@tu...> - 2007-01-05 18:33:27
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On Fri, 5 Jan 2007, Roy Vegard Ovesen wrote: > On Friday 05 January 2007 18:25, Joacim Persson wrote: >> I screwed up again, didn't I? >> >> How *do* I convert "metres per square feet" to "pounds per square feet= " >> really? > > m/ft=B2 -> lb/ft=B2 ? > That does not make sense, or do you still mean m=B2 -> ft=B2? Er, no mixed it up (again! ;): Yasim usess a mix of unit systems: pounds for mass, but metres for length= s So moment of inertia becomes "pounds per square metre", which doesn't mak= e anyone happy. I'm quite sure my conversion to kg/m=B2 is correct (the values I get look= s sane), but numbers in pounds, slugs, gallons, feet etc are about as meaningful to me as if they were given in "yellow striped hedgehogs per square prostethnic waterfalls". ...think it should be divided by about ten rather than multiplied. ...? |