Converting from Pascal (Pa) to Foot of Water (ftH₂0)

What is Pascal (Pa)

Pascal (Pa) is the SI unit of pressure, named after the French mathematician Blaise Pascal. It is defined as one newton per square meter.

What is Foot of Water (ftH₂0)

Foot of Water (ftH₂0) is a non-SI unit of pressure commonly used in engineering and fluid mechanics. It represents the pressure exerted by a column of water one foot in height at a specific gravity of 1.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversions are as follows:

• 1(Pa)=0.0003345526(ftH₂0)
• 1(ftH₂0)=2989.067(Pa)

Additional conversions include:

• 2(Pa)=0.0006691051(ftH₂0)
• 12(Pa)=0.004014631(ftH₂0)
• 7(Pa)=0.002341868(ftH₂0)

Examples

1. Convert 5 Pa to ftH₂0: 5(Pa)×0.0003345526=0.001672763(ftH₂0)

2. Convert 8 ftH₂0 to Pa: 8(ftH₂0)×2989.067=23,912.536(Pa)

3. Convert 15 Pa to ftH₂0: 15(Pa)×0.0003345526=0.005018289(ftH₂0)

By using the conversion formulas, you can easily convert pressure values from Pascal to Foot of Water and vice versa.