Pa to mmHg Converter – Easy and Free Conversion

Here you can make Pa to mmHg conversion with this converter completely free. It is a very important pressure conversion that you can easily apply without a problem. So, it will be very easy to make this conversion with this tool.

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Pa to mmHg Comversion

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mmHg to Pa Conversion

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How to Use Pa to mmHg Converter?

The use of this converter is very simple. First of all, you need to select the conversion direction, Pa to mmHg or mmHg to Pa. And then enter the value that you want to convert to another pressure value. After that click on the “Calculate!” button to see the result. The calculation is very simple like this.

And also, if you want to make another calculation, click on the “Reset” button and enter the values again.

How to Make This Conversion?

Th conversion between these two pressure units is very simple. You just need to multiply the Pascal value with 0.00750062 to find the mmHg value. And if you want to find the Pascal from mmHg, you just need to divide the mmHg value by 0.00750062. So, the conversion is very simple like this.

You do not need to make it with hand calculations. Just use the free calculator above to make this calcuşlation.

What is Pa?

Pa is the acronym for Pascal. It is a very important pressure unit in the SI system. Pascal states the amount of force on the unit area. The unit of the Pascal is N/m2. The total force per meter square is the pressure value.

We use Pascal in different kinds of scientific and engineering calculations. Because they are very useful for different kinds of applications in general.

Also in hydraulic applications, we use Pascal to define the total pressure value of the hydraulic fluids in general.

Pascal is named after Blaise Pascal who is a very important scientist in hydrodynamics and hydrostatics.

What mmHg?

It is another important pressure unit. The derivation of this unit came from the atmospheric pressure experiment that Torricelli made. Torricelli created an experiment to measure the atmospheric pressure at 0 degrees Celsius at sea level. The contraption has a hollow tube and an open container that includes Hg or Mercury.

He vacuumed the tube and dipped the open mount of this tube inside the Mercury which is open to the atmosphere. The mercury climbed 760 mm inside the tube with the action of the atmospheric pressure on the surface of the Mercury. So, we know that the atmospheric pressure at 0 degrees and sea level is equal to the 760 mmHg. This convention comes from this experiment.

So, if we know the pressure value according to the mm/Hg, we can easily compare it with the atmospheric pressure.

The use of mmHg is very common in aerospace. The pitot tubes are measuring the pressure outside of the plane, and compare it with the atmospheric pressure to assess the elevation of the plane. Because the atmosphere becomes thinner with the elevation and the pressure decreases. We call this pressure a “vacuum”. The vacuum pressure is the pressure that lower than 760mmHg.

Last Words

So, as you can understand that conversion between these two important pressure units is very important. And lots of people are making these Pa to mmHg conversions.

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Pa to mmHg Conversion Table

Also from this table, you can find the corresponding pressure value that you are looking for.