Converting from Millimeter of Mercury (mmHg) to Inch of Water (inH₂0)

What is Millimeter of Mercury (mmHg)

Millimeter of Mercury (mmHg) is a unit of pressure traditionally used in medicine and meteorology. It represents the pressure exerted by a column of mercury that is 1 millimeter high at a specific temperature.

What is Inch of Water (inH₂0)

Inch of Water (inH₂0) is another unit of pressure commonly used in engineering and fluid mechanics. It signifies the pressure exerted by a column of water that is 1 inch high at a specific temperature.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion factors between mmHg and inH₂0 are:

1(mmHg)=0.5352402(inH2​0)

1(inH2​0)=1.86832(mmHg)

Examples

• Converting 15 mmHg to inH₂0:

15(mmHg)=15×0.5352402=8.028603(inH2​0)

• Converting 5 mmHg to inH₂0:

5(mmHg)=5×0.5352402=2.676201(inH2​0)

• Converting 9 mmHg to inH₂0:

9(mmHg)=9×0.5352402=4.817162(inH2​0)

• Converting 15 inH₂0 to mmHg:

15(inH2​0)=15×1.86832=28.0248(mmHg)

• Converting 5 inH₂0 to mmHg:

5(inH2​0)=5×1.86832=9.3416(mmHg)

• Converting 9 inH₂0 to mmHg:

9(inH2​0)=9×1.86832=16.81488(mmHg)