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Standard atmospheres to pounds-force per square inch (atm to psi)

Convert standard atmospheres to pounds-force per square inch. For pressure, 1 atm equals 14.69594878 psi.

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atm to psi conversion table

Standard atmospheresPounds-force per square inch
1 atm14.695949 psi
2 atm29.391898 psi
5 atm73.479744 psi
10 atm146.95949 psi
25 atm367.39872 psi
50 atm734.79744 psi
100 atm1469.5949 psi
1000 atm14695.949 psi

Formula

psi = atm × 14.69594878

Worked example

25 atm × 14.69594878 = 367.3987194 psi

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About standard atmospheres and pounds-force per square inch

Standard atmosphere (atm)

A standard atmosphere is exactly 101,325 pascals. It is used as a reference pressure in chemistry, physics and diving.

Pound-force per square inch (psi)

Pound-force per square inch is about 6,894.757 pascals. It is used for tire pressure and hydraulic and pneumatic systems in the US.

Both are units of pressure; the base unit used internally is Pa.

Notes

atm to psi FAQs

How do I convert standard atmospheres to pounds-force per square inch?

Multiply the number of standard atmospheres by 14.69594878 to get pounds-force per square inch. For example, 25 atm × 14.69594878 = 367.399 psi.

How many pounds-force per square inch are in one standard atmosphere?

1 atm = 14.69594878 psi and 1 psi = 0.06804596391 atm. To go the other way, use the pounds-force per square inch to standard atmospheres converter.

How many pounds-force per square inch are in 10 standard atmospheres?

10 atm = 146.959 psi, rounded to 6 significant digits. Change the value in the converter above for any other amount.

Is the atm to psi conversion exact?

The ratio is exact by definition, but its decimal form does not end (14.6959487755… to 12 significant digits). The converter keeps full precision internally and rounds only the displayed answer, which you can set from 4 to 12 significant digits.

What is the difference between standard atmospheres and pounds-force per square inch?

A standard atmosphere is exactly 101,325 pascals. It is used as a reference pressure in chemistry, physics and diving. Pound-force per square inch is about 6,894.757 pascals. It is used for tire pressure and hydraulic and pneumatic systems in the US.

Does this handle gauge pressure (psig) or absolute pressure (psia)?

The converter changes units only and does not add or remove atmospheric pressure. A reading of 30 atm is 440.878 psi in whichever reference (gauge or absolute) it was measured; to move between gauge and absolute, add or subtract about 14.6959 psi (one standard atmosphere) yourself.

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Guide

Read: What Is PSI? Pressure Units Explained.