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"Psi stands for pounds per square inch. Its a unit of measurement ie a certain pressure in your car tyre for example"
Answered on 11th Nov 2021 - Member since Aug 2021 -
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"Water pressure is measured in pounds per square inch–also known as psi"
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"It's a pressure measurement: Pounds per Square Inch. 14.5 psi is roughly equivalent to 1 bar."
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"Psi in plumbing means.
Pounds per square inch.
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Pounds per square inch.
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"Pounds per square inch
It's a unit to measure pressure."
It's a unit to measure pressure."
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"Its the measurement of Pounds per square inch in pressure value."
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"I think it means Pounds per Square Inch, but most boilers and pressurised water systems use the European term “Bar”
It’s like tyre pressure, in a car manual it normally quotes Bar and PSI
It’s a unit of pressure normally related in the plumbing world as the water pressure of the incoming supply, boiler radiator pressure etc. I am not a fully qualified plumber and only do minor plumbing repairs, so it might stand for something else?"
It’s like tyre pressure, in a car manual it normally quotes Bar and PSI
It’s a unit of pressure normally related in the plumbing world as the water pressure of the incoming supply, boiler radiator pressure etc. I am not a fully qualified plumber and only do minor plumbing repairs, so it might stand for something else?"
Answered on 11th Nov 2021 - Member since Aug 2017 -
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