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PN40 is vaguely said, but it can't be said that PN40=, the latter one must have units, PN40 is in accordance with the HG20592-2009 standard, but according to the JB standard. Their meaning is the same.
The high-pressure turbine flowmeter can display many flow units, including cubic meters, gallons, liters, standard cubic meters, standard liters, etc., and can set fixed pressure and temperature parameters to compensate for the gas.
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It means that the nominal pressure is 4MPa, which is equivalent to 40 kg pressure, and it is common sense not to write the MPA of the unit with PN. Everyone knows that the unit is megapascals, and 1megapascal is equal to kilograms.
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Pressure: 4MPa
4MPa means millimeter per square meter.
4 Newtons, i.e., 4n mm 2 = 4xg cm 2 where g is the acceleration due to gravity.
g = kilogram meters seconds 2 is usually replaced by 10 kilogram meters seconds 2.
Therefore: 4MPa = 40kg cm2
The exact amount of pressure you need to measure or calculate the force area, and then calculate to know.
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Pressure: 4MPa
4MPa means 4 Newtons per square millimeter, i.e. 4n mm 2 = 4xg cm 2 where g is the acceleration due to gravity, g = kilogram meters second 2 is usually replaced by 10 kg meter second 2.
Therefore: 4MPa = 40kg slag Dabo cm 2
Specifically, you need to measure or calculate the force surface such as auspicious product, and then calculate to know.
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What everyone said is not right, or not all right, pn40 vaguely said that is, but can not say pn40=, the latter must take the unit, pn40 is in accordance with the hg20592-2009 standard, but according to the jb standard. Their meaning is the same.
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PN40 means that the design pressure of the pressure vessel is:
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PN40 is 400 kg pressure, which is 40 kg pressure or 40MPa
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PN stands for pressure, which you said, but now there is also 4MPa, which is written.
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No, this refers to the tube with a diameter of 40 mm.
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PN10MPa is equal to 100 kg pressure.
A standard atmosphere is about 5 pascals to the power and equal to 1 kilogram of pressure.
10 10 6 (kg pressure).
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How much pressure is PN10, what I read on the Internet Some say it's 10MPa (100 kg), some say it's 1....
Answer: 1 kilogram is commonly used in engineering to refer to a standard atmosphere, 1mpa = 10 standard atmospheres, so 1mpa = 10 kilograms.
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Before 09 years, the standard PN10 = 10MPa After 09 years, PN10 = 1MPa
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PN10, which means pressure, 10 kg pressure, PN10MPa, which means 10MPa, 100 kg pressure.
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PN10MPa is equal to 100 kg pressure.
A standard atmospheric pressure is about 5 pascals, and isotremor is contained in 1 kg of pressure.
10 10 6 (kg pressure).
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