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TABLE 8 Conversion Factors

(8.114  x  107  sq  ft)  x 1  sq  m 10.764  sq  ft (8.114  x  107)  (1  sq  m) 10.764 8.114  x  107  sq  m 10.764 (2.91  sq  miles)  x 3.098  x  106  sq  yd 1  sq  mile x 9  sq  ft 1  sq  yd x 1  sq  m 10.764  sq  ft (2.91)  x  (3.098  x  106)  (9)  (1  sq  m) 10.764 8.114  x  107  sq  m 10.764 Unit Systems UNIT CONVERSIONS Rev. 0 Page 13 CP-01 = = 7.538 x 10  sq m 6 It is possible to perform all of the conversions in a single equation as long as all of the appropriate conversion factors are included. = = = 7.538 x 10  sq m 6 Example: A Swedish firm is producing a valve that is to be used by an American supplier.  The Swedish firm uses the MKS system for all machining.  To conform with the MKS system, how will the following measurements be listed? Valve stem 57.20 in. Valve inlet and outlet I.D. 22.00 in. O.D. 27.50 in. Solution: Valve stem 57.20 in. x 0.0254 m/in. = 1.453 m Valve inlet and outlet I.D.  22.00 x 0.0254 = 0.559 m O.D.  27.50 x 0.0254 = 0.699 m

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