SI2US
You are here
 

SI Units to US Units Conversion

    
HOME
See what we can do for you
NEW
Cue card for wind loads to AS/NZS 1170.2:2002
SOLVER
Solver for Nonlinear Equations
MATHSERV
Do Your Calculations Faster, Cleaner, Error-free
PCP4
Design of precast, prestressed, hollow-core floor planks
WINDLOAD
The threat of wind loads puts the wind up most designers.
Pure Argan Oil
Use daily to give your skin a healthy, radiant, youthful glow!
http://www.skinceptionarg...
 
 

SI Units as used by structural and foundation engineers are converted to US units

Conversion factors taken from a table in Foundation Analysis and Design, Ed. 5 by Joseph E. Bowles.

m =   in
m =   ft
mm2 =   in2
m2 =   ft2
m3 =   in3
m3 =   ft3
litres =   quart
litres =   gallon
m3 =   gallon
cm4 =   in4
m4 =   ft4
dyne =   gram
N =   kg
kN =   kips
kN/m =   kip/ft
kg/m =   lb/ft
kN/m2 =   kip/ft2
MPa =   ksi
kN.m =   kip.ft
kg/m3 =   lb/ft3
kN/m3 =   kip/ft3

Powered By SpreadsheetConverter
back to top

Name by which to greet you:
Your email address:
 

 

ONLINE spreadsheets

TOS
Terms of service, privacy policy and refund policy
 
US2SI
US Units to SI Units conversion
 
SI2US
SI Units to US Units conversion
 
BOWLES2-3
Soil volume and density relationships
 
TERZAGHI
Terzaghi's bearing-capacity equations
 
MEYERHOF
Meyerhof's bearing-capacity equations for inclined loads
 
HANSEN
Hansen's bearing-capacity equations for eccentric loads
 
BUILDING
Earth pressure on buildings
 
R C SLAB
Reinforced concrete slab & wall design
 
UNIVERSAL BEAMS
Design of Universal Beams grade 300
 
BLACK SCHOLES
Option pricing and strategies
 
CFD POSITION SIZING
Essential for risk management