Does any one know what Kg/5mm would convert to? inch/lbs?
I am trying to convert spring rates.
Example:
.9 Kg/5mm to ?
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Spring Rates.....kg/5mm to us?
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Spring Rates.....kg/5mm to us?
by rcoldman » Thu Nov 10, 2005 4:05 am
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Re: Spring Rates.....kg/5mm to us?
by Guest » Fri Nov 11, 2005 8:53 pm
rcoldman wrote:Does any one know what Kg/5mm would convert to? inch/lbs?
I am trying to convert spring rates.
Example:
.9 Kg/5mm to ?
Separately convert each unit:
(any complex conversion can be solved piecemeal like this)
.9 kg/ 5 mm x 1 lb/0.4536 kg x 25.4 mm/1 in = 10.08 lb/in
The conversion factors have to be arranged to lead to cancellation of the unwanted units and introduction of the wanted units
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