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Question: If
97.3 m³/s = 1,284,180 UKgal/min, how many psi are there
in a MPa [MN/m²] ?
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For those who can't wait, the answer is at the bottom of this
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*The answer is 1 lbf/in² [p.s.i.]
= 6.894757 kPa [kN/m²]
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