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Old 06-06-2012, 06:44 PM
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how is that 20-22psi? seems to me that you're peaking at 15psi...
100kPa = 10Psi
10Psi = 1Bar
(I work with pressures, fire hydrant mains and pumps etc)

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how is that 20-22psi? seems to me that you're peaking at 15psi...
100kPa = 10Psi
10Psi = 1Bar
(I work with pressures, fire hydrant mains and pumps etc)
100 Kilopascals = 14.503 Psi
1 bar = 14.503 psi

The peak on that chart is 150 Kilopascals = 21.75 Psi
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Backing Ross 100% as I work with compressed air pressured pipes and in my book 1 bar is 14psi all day long

And I achieved my goal numbers wise so pretty happy with the result


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how is that 20-22psi? seems to me that you're peaking at 15psi...
100kPa = 10Psi
10Psi = 1Bar
(I work with pressures, fire hydrant mains and pumps etc)
How long have u been working there for?
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how is that 20-22psi? seems to me that you're peaking at 15psi...
100kPa = 10Psi
10Psi = 1Bar
(I work with pressures, fire hydrant mains and pumps etc)
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Backing Ross 100% as I work with compressed air pressured pipes and in my book 1 bar is 14psi all day long

And I achieved my goal numbers wise so pretty happy with the result


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You hit your goal numbers wise.... But how about the bum dyno? Are you happy with how it drives now???
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how is that 20-22psi? seems to me that you're peaking at 15psi...
100kPa = 10Psi
10Psi = 1Bar
(I work with pressures, fire hydrant mains and pumps etc)
Let's hope none of us will ever need to use or rely on the the fire hydrants you've tested!
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that is actually what i was taught... litterally about 3 weeks ago at TAFE in Brisbane. That's what we have been told to work to?
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^ Ask for a refund and fix those fire hydrants
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that is actually what i was taught... litterally about 3 weeks ago at TAFE in Brisbane. That's what we have been told to work to?
You can't be cereal?
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