Psi To Millimeter Converter

(psi to mmHg converter)

Convert Psi to Millimeter Mercury (0°C)


Effortlessly Convert PSI to mmHg with Our Precise Tool


(Last Updated On: 2024-05-06)

Embark on seamless conversions from psi to mmHg with Newtum's intuitive online tool. Discover the ease of translating pressure units at 0 degrees Celsius.

What are Psi and Millimeter

Definition of Psi

PSI, or pounds per square inch, is a unit of pressure expressing the force exerted by one pound of force applied to an area of one square inch.

Definition of Millimeter

A millimeter is a metric unit of length equal to one thousandth of a meter. It represents the standard unit for measuring small distances and dimensions.

Psi to Millimeter Conversion Table

Pounds per Square Inch (PSI) Millimeters of Mercury (mmHg)
0.1 PSI 5.1715 mmHg
0.5 PSI 25.8575 mmHg
1 PSI 51.715 mmHg
2 PSI 103.43 mmHg
3 PSI 155.145 mmHg
4 PSI 206.86 mmHg
5 PSI 258.575 mmHg
10 PSI 517.15 mmHg
20 PSI 1034.3 mmHg
50 PSI 2585.75 mmHg

Conversion of Psi to Millimeter

1 PSI = 51.715 mmHg
1 mmHg = 0.0193 PSI

Example 1:
Convert 2 PSI to mmHg:
2 PSI = 2 × 51.715 mmHg = 103.43 mmHg

Example 2:
Convert 7.5 PSI to mmHg:
7.5 PSI = 7.5 × 51.715 mmHg = 387.8625 mmHg

History of Psi and Millimeter

The conversion between PSI and mmHg has been pivotal in various scientific fields. Originally used by mercury barometers to measure atmospheric pressure, mmHg is now frequently converted from PSI for medical, meteorological, and aviation purposes, reflecting the diverse applications of pressure measurement.

How to use Psi to Millimeter Converter

Real Life Applications of Psi to Millimeter

Discover the practical uses of converting PSI to mmHg, critical for various real-life applications.

Solved Examples psi to mmHg

Example 1: Converting 15 PSI to mmHg:
15 PSI = 15 × 51.715 mmHg = 775.725 mmHg

Example 2: Converting 8.2 PSI to mmHg:
8.2 PSI = 8.2 × 51.715 mmHg = 424.083 mmHg

FAQs about PSI to mmHg Conversion

Q1: What is the conversion factor from PSI to mmHg?

A1: The conversion factor is approximately 51.715.

Q2: Can I convert mmHg back to PSI?

A2: Yes, by dividing the mmHg value by the conversion factor.

Q3: Is this converter accurate for medical use?

A3: Yes, it is designed to provide precise conversions suitable for medical applications.