This calculator allows you to convert from Foot water (60°F) to Psi and in a reverse direction. To convert from Foot water (60°F) to Psi, enter the amount of Foot water (60°F) into the first input and to convert from Psi to Foot water (60°F), enter the amount of Psi into the second input.
25 Foot water (60°F) = 10.827487730984 Psi
Foot water (60°F) to Pascal | Foot water (60°F) to Pound-force/square inch | Foot water (60°F) to Bar | Foot water (60°F) to Standard atmosphere | Foot water (60°F) to Atmosphere technical | Foot water (60°F) to Torr |25 Foot water (60°F) equal 10.827487730984 Psi.
Every 1 Foot water (60°F) = 0.43309950923935 Psi and so, 25 Foot water (60°F) = 25 multiplied by 0.43309950923935 = 10.827487730984 Psi.
PSI is Pound-force per Square Inch (lbf/in2). It is a unit of pressure used in England and USA.
It is the primary unit for measuring pressure in USA. Also, it is widely used in the UK.
1 PSI is equal to 0.0689476 bar. So to convert from PSI to bar multiply by this number. For example, 1000 PSI = 1000 x 0.0689476= 68.9476 bars.
| 15 Foot water (60°F) = 6.4964926385903 Psi |
| 16 Foot water (60°F) = 6.9295921478296 Psi |
| 17 Foot water (60°F) = 7.362691657069 Psi |
| 18 Foot water (60°F) = 7.7957911663084 Psi |
| 19 Foot water (60°F) = 8.2288906755477 Psi |
| 20 Foot water (60°F) = 8.6619901847871 Psi |
| 21 Foot water (60°F) = 9.0950896940264 Psi |
| 22 Foot water (60°F) = 9.5281892032658 Psi |
| 23 Foot water (60°F) = 9.9612887125051 Psi |
| 24 Foot water (60°F) = 10.394388221744 Psi |
| 25 Foot water (60°F) = 10.827487730984 Psi |
| 26 Foot water (60°F) = 11.260587240223 Psi |
| 27 Foot water (60°F) = 11.693686749463 Psi |
| 28 Foot water (60°F) = 12.126786258702 Psi |
| 29 Foot water (60°F) = 12.559885767941 Psi |
| 30 Foot water (60°F) = 12.992985277181 Psi |
| 31 Foot water (60°F) = 13.42608478642 Psi |
| 32 Foot water (60°F) = 13.859184295659 Psi |
| 33 Foot water (60°F) = 14.292283804899 Psi |
| 34 Foot water (60°F) = 14.725383314138 Psi |
| 35 Foot water (60°F) = 15.158482823377 Psi |
