Discover the seamless conversion from Atmosphere Technical to Centimeter Water at 4°C. This specialized tool, crafted by Newtum, invites curiosity and precision into every conversion. Dive in and explore!
Atmosphere Technical, often abbreviated as at, is a non-SI unit of pressure. It is defined as being precisely equal to one kilogram-force per square centimeter. This measure of pressure is primarily used in some European countries and forms part of their technical units of pressure measurement.
Definition of Centimeter WaterA Centimeter Water (cm H2O) at 4 degrees Celsius is a less common unit of pressure. It represents the pressure exerted by a column of water one centimeter in height at the temperature of maximum water density, which is approximately 4 degrees Celsius. It's often used in medical and engineering fields.
| Atmosphere Technical (at) | Centimeter Water 4°C (cmH2O) |
|---|---|
| 0.1 at | 1007.39 cmH2O |
| 0.2 at | 2014.78 cmH2O |
| 0.3 at | 3022.17 cmH2O |
| 0.4 at | 4029.56 cmH2O |
| 0.5 at | 5036.95 cmH2O |
| 0.6 at | 6044.34 cmH2O |
| 0.7 at | 7051.73 cmH2O |
| 0.8 at | 8059.12 cmH2O |
| 0.9 at | 9066.51 cmH2O |
| 1 at | 10073.9 cmH2O |
1 at = 10073.9 cmH2O
1 cmH2O = 0.0000992868 at
Example 1:
Convert 0.5 at to cmH2O:
0.5 at = 0.5 × 10073.9 cmH2O = 5036.95 cmH2O
Example 2:
Convert 2 at to cmH2O:
2 at = 2 × 10073.9 cmH2O = 20147.8 cmH2O
The Atmosphere Technical to Centimeter Water 4°C Converter has its roots in the need to relate different units of pressure measurement. Historically, as industries evolved, a common ground for unit conversion became essential, particularly in fields requiring precision like engineering and science.
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Example 1:
To convert 0.75 at to cmH2O:
0.75 at = 0.75 × 10073.9 cmH2O = 7555.43 cmH2O
Example 2:
To convert 1.25 at to cmH2O:
1.25 at = 1.25 × 10073.9 cmH2O = 12592.38 cmH2O
