Pressure Conversion Problems

The video tutorial introduces pressure conversions, starting with PSI and converting it to kilopascals, inches of water column, and inches of mercury. The instructor provides examples of these conversions and explains how to reverse them. The tutorial also covers complex conversion scenarios, using PSI as an intermediary. The session is interspersed with humor to engage the audience.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Which way did the pony go?

• Pressure conversions

• Water density

• Mercury properties

How many kilopascals is equivalent to one PSI?

• 5.678

• 6.895

• 7.123

• 8.456

What is the equivalent of one PSI in inches of water column?

• 28.45

• 25.67

• 26.89

• 27.72

If you have 5 PSI, how many kilopascals would that be?

• 30.45

• 32.67

• 34.48

• 36.89

How many inches of water column is equivalent to 7 PSI?

• 194.04

• 190.56

• 180.34

• 200.78

What is the process to convert from kilopascals to PSI?

• Multiply by 6.895

• Divide by 6.895

• Add 6.895

• Subtract 6.895

How do you convert 100 kPa to PSI?

• 14.50

• 15.60

• 16.70

• 17.80

What is the intermediary unit used in complex conversions?

• Kilopascals

• Inches of water column

• PSI

• Feet of head

How many PSI is equivalent to 26 kPa?

• 6.10

• 3.77

• 4.88

• 5.99

What is the final conversion result for 18 feet of head to kPa?

• 51.82

• 53.71

• 52.93

• 50.71