Physlib.Units.WithDim.Pressure
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The type of pressure with dimension
#DimPressureThe type `DimPressure` represents physical pressure as a dimensionful quantity. It is defined with the physical dimension (mass per unit length per unit time squared) over the real numbers . A value in `DimPressure` is a function that assigns a real number to a choice of units such that the value scales consistently according to the dimension .
Pressure of
#pascalThe constant (pascal) is the dimensionful pressure defined as the quantity that takes the value when evaluated in the International System of Units (SI). As an element of `DimPressure`, it represents a physical quantity with the dimension (mass per unit length per unit time squared).
The physical constant representing is defined as the dimensionful pressure (of type `DimPressure`) whose value in the International System of Units (SI) is .
1 bar of pressure ()
#barThe pressure is defined as a dimensionful quantity in (with physical dimensions ) that corresponds to a value of pascals () when measured in the International System of Units ().
Standard Atmosphere ()
#standardAtmosphereThe dimensionful constant `standardAtmosphere` is defined as the physical pressure equivalent to units in the International System of Units (SI). Since the SI unit of pressure is the Pascal (), this corresponds to . Mathematically, it is the element of `DimPressure` (with dimensions ) that, when evaluated in the SI unit system, yields the value .
1 torr of pressure ()
#torrThe dimensionful constant `torr` represents the physical pressure of . It is defined as exactly of a standard atmosphere (), which is an element of the type `DimPressure` with physical dimensions .
1 pound per square inch (psi)
#psiThe definition `DimPressure.psi` represents the physical pressure of 1 pound per square inch (). It is defined as the dimensionful quantity of type `DimPressure` that takes the value in a unit system where the unit of mass is pounds and the unit of length is inches, with all other base units (such as time in seconds) following the International System of Units (SI).
