Bar to Kilopascal
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bar to kilopascal Conversion Table
| bar (bar) | kilopascal (kPa) | |
|---|---|---|
| 0.01 bar | → | 1.0 kPa |
| 0.1 bar | → | 10.0 kPa |
| 1.0 bar | → | 100.0 kPa |
| 2.0 bar | → | 200.0 kPa |
| 3.0 bar | → | 300.0 kPa |
| 5.0 bar | → | 500.0 kPa |
| 10.0 bar | → | 1000.0 kPa |
| 20.0 bar | → | 2000.0 kPa |
| 30.0 bar | → | 3000.0 kPa |
| 50.0 bar | → | 5000.0 kPa |
| 100.0 bar | → | 10000.0 kPa |
| 1000.0 bar | → | 100000.0 kPa |
Example Conversion
To convert from bar to kilopascal, multiply by 100.0.
For example: 22 bar = 22 × 100.0 = 2200.0 kilopascal
Unit History
About bar
The bar was introduced in the early 20th century for meteorology as a convenient approximation of atmospheric pressure. Although not an SI unit, it remains common in industry.
About kilopascal
The kilopascal offers a practical scale for everyday engineering, tire pressure ratings, and weather reports, being 1,000 pascals.