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| convert between metric and imperial and US measurement systems | |
| convert between metric and imperial and US measurement systems | |
| conversion of fuels to kilowatt hour equivalent | |
| convert oil, coal, electricity, etc. to cubic metres natural gas equivalent | |
| converts Fahrenheit to Celsius and vice-versa | |
| miscellaneous values of weights and measures | |
| kitchen conversions | kitchen fact file |
| rule of thumb energy conversions |
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ensures world-wide uniformity of measurements and their traceability to the SI, and carries out measurement-related research. |
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From Process Associates of America, conversion factors for basic physical quantities plus quantities used in chemical engineering. |
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A summary of most of the units of measurement to be found in use in the world today, together with the appropriate conversion factors. |
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an explanation of the principle systems of units, their history, standards, and conversion factors for changing from one to the other. |
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A lot of information about units and unit conversion; includes also constants, information about SI, and unit prefixes. |
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miscellaneous values of English weights and measures
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a collection of mathematical constants from the old familiars such as Pi to some more esoteric constants. |
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From NIST, latest values of the constants and background information. |
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From Russ Rowlett, University of North Carolina, a comprehensive dictionary of units of measurement covering the English customary systems, the metric system, and the International System of Weights and Measures (SI). |
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essentials, background, and bibliography on the SI, the modern metric system |
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conversion tables and equations, conversion software to download, and links. |
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convert between metric and imperial and US measurement systems.
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convert area, length, temperature, time, volume, weight, and fruit between different unit measurements. |
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includes weight, length, and volume.
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information on the International System.
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the science of measurement or calibration and associated topics. Enlightenment to the uninitiated and soul-food to practitioners of this art. |
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National Institute of Standards and Technology Metric Program |
helps implement the national policy to establish the metric system as the preferred system of weights and measures for U.S. trade and commerce. |
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categories include illumination, power, pressure, and speed.
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Tech tip by Anthony Herbert, Sulzer Metco, Inc. about the units used for gas flows and their conversion considering the standard conditions. |
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