Kilopascal to all other Pressure unit conversions
Kilopascal
The kilopascal is a unit of pressure.
1kPa=1000Pa.
1 kPa is defined as the pressure exerted by a 10-g mass resting on a 1-cm2 area.
Usage:
This unit is most commonly used to express 1 kPa is approximately the pressure exerted by a 10-g mass resting on a 1-cm2 area.
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| Standard Units | |
|---|---|
| Pascal | {{pascal}} |
| Exapascal | {{exapascal}} |
| Petapascal | {{petapascal}} |
| Terapascal | {{terapascal}} |
| Gigapascal | {{gigapascal}} |
| Megapascal | {{megapascal}} |
| Hectopascal | {{hectopascal}} |
| Dekapascal | {{dekapascal}} |
| Decipascal | {{decipascal}} |
| Centipascal | {{centipascal}} |
| Millipascal | {{millipascal}} |
| Micropascal | {{micropascal}} |
| Nanopascal | {{nanopascal}} |
| Picopascal | {{picopascal}} |
| Femtopascal | {{femtopascal}} |
| Attopascal | {{attopascal}} |
| Newton/Square Meter | {{newtonpersquaremeter}} |
| Newton/Square Centimeter | {{newtonpersquarecentimeter}} |
| Newton/Square Millimeter | {{newtonpersquaremillimeter}} |
| Kilonewton/Square meter | {{kilonewtonpersquaremeter}} |
| Other Units | |
|---|---|
| Bar | {{bar}} |
| Millibar | {{millibar}} |
| Microbar | {{microbar}} |
| Dyne/Square Centimeter | {{dynepersquarecentimeter}} |
| Kilogram-Force/Squaremeter | {{kilogramforcepersquaremeter}} |
| Kilogram-Force/sq.cm | {{kilogramforcepersqcm}} |
| Kilogram-Force/sq.millimeter | {{kilogramforcepersqmillimeter}} |
| Gram-Force/sq.cm | {{gramforcepersqcm}} |
| Ton-Force(short)/sq.foot | {{tonforceshortsqfoot}} |
| Ton-Force(short)/sq.inch | {{tonforceshortsqinch}} |
| Ton-Force(long)/sq.foot | {{tonforcelongsqfoot}} |
| Ton-Force(long)/sq.inch | {{tonforcelongsqinch}} |
| Kip-force/sq.inch | {{kipforcepersquareinch}} |
| Ksi | {{ksi}} |
| Pound-Force/sq.foot | {{poundforcepersquarefoot}} |
| Pound-Force/sq.inch | {{poundforcepersquareinch}} |
| Psi | {{psi}} |
| Poundal/sq.foot | {{Poundalpersquarefoot}} |
| Torr | {{torr}} |
| Centimeter mercury | {{centimetermercury}} |
| Millimeter mercury | {{millimetermercury}} |
| Inch mercury (32o)F | {{inchmercury32}} |
| Inch mercury (60o)F | {{inchmercury60}} |
| Centimeter water | {{centimeterwater}} |
| Millimeter water | {{millimeterwater}} |
| Inch water | {{inchwater}} |
| Foot water | {{footwater}} |
| Inch water (60o)F | {{inchwater60}} |
| Foot water (60o)F | {{footwater60}} |
| Atmosphere Technical | {{atmospheretechnical}} |
| Standard Atmosphere | {{standardatmosphere}} |