Posted by Janus on Monday, March 1, 2010 at 8:01am.
Your method looks OK but I would have to check the value of R in such unconventional units. I don't understand whay you multiplied V by 1/12 instead of 12
My mistake I forgot to add the units
Unit of R = (ft lb(force)) / lb(mass) °R
P = lb x (ft lb(force)) / lb(mass) °R) / (cu in x (1ft/12in)
the (1ft/12in) is suppose to make the P into lb / sq in.
Edit:
P = lb x (ft lb(force)) / lb(mass) °R) °R / (cu in x (1ft/12in)
If you were converting cubic inches to cubic feet, you would multiply by 1/1728, not 1/12.
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