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Pressure and Gas Flow Unit Conversions

Pressure

UnitPambarTorrpsiatmosphere
Pa10.010.007500620.00014503770.00000986923
mbar10010.7500620.014503770.000986923
Torr133.32241.33322410.019336780.001315789
psi6894.75768.9475751.714910.0680460
atm1013251013.2576014.695951


For a additional pressure units, click here.


Gas Flow

Unitatm cc/ssccmmbar I/storr I/sslmPa m3/sMol/s
1 atm cc/s =159.81.013250.760.05980.1013254.45E-05
1 sccm =0.0167224110.016891890.012709030.0010.0016897.45E-07
1 mbar I/s =0.9869232759.210.750063760.05920.14.41E-05
1 torr l/s =1.3157894778.926621.3332210.0789270.1333225.85E-05
1 slm =16.722408100016.891891912.669995911.6891897.45E-04
1 Pa m3/s =9.86923267592107.500637550.59214.41E-04
1 kg Mole/s =2.25E+041.34E+062.27E+041.71E+041.34E+032.27E+031

 

The volume flow units, which contain "atm", assume that the gas is:

  • ideal
  • at a pressure of 101325 Pa
  • at a temperature of 0 °C

Be aware that the unit "atm cm3/min", which is sometimes abbreviated "sccm" (standard cubic centimeter per minute), sometimes assumes a different temperature.


For approximating, remember that:

  • 1 micromol/s ˜ 1.34 sccm ˜ 1 sccm
  • 1 Torr ˜ 1.33 mbar ˜ 1 mbar
Created April 24, 2009, Updated July 24, 2025
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