Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 26 21:29:29 EDT 2005 | Ken
Where exactly does specific gravity help convert volume si units to imperial units? How about Google. search for volume converter or unit converter...
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 27 04:57:37 EDT 2005 | Base
because Kg is not a volume unit but a mass unit... (One would think that this sort of stuff is common knowledge in a tech industry... apparantly not...) Base (former science teacher... really!)
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 27 06:05:23 EDT 2005 | grantp
Hi, Outside the US, Kg is more commonly known as Kilograms, and is a weight. I assumed thats what he was talking about. Regards, Grant
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 27 06:07:35 EDT 2005 | Rob
Ah, so that's where the knowledgeable authoritarian style comes from. It all fall's into place! Rob. ;-) (Former exploder of electrolytics, and gas tap flame thrower pioneer)
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 27 08:33:38 EDT 2005 | siverts
1 Gallon (US)= 3.785412 liter (l). 1 Gallon (UK)= 4.546092 liter (l). Which one of them are You looking for? Why do need to convert from volume to mass?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 29 17:00:30 EDT 2005 | Boy Genuis
Mass and weight are different. Mass is the measure of how much matter an object has. Weight depends on mass and the value of gravity. The units of mass and weight are also different. Mass is measured in kilograms and weight is measured in newtons. i
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 03 04:04:52 EDT 2005 | Base
Coz' in 10 years we'll all be out there fixing second hand overdue space shuttles and we do want to be weightless, but certainly not massless... (do we think EC got his answers yet?) Greets, an overmass SMTnet forum reader
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 05 03:11:28 EDT 2005 | ajaydoshi
1. if you measure weight with same weighing scale it will be same irrestpective of temp / place. 2. But weight will be relatively different based on loaction if you compare from your present location. 3. if you check weight at moon respect to your lo
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 26 04:34:59 EDT 2005 | aj
Guys, I have very little experience in quoting for new jobs on an automated assembly line . Can anyone give me some pointers? I know this is a broad subject and depends on overheads etc. but any assistance would be appreciated aj
Electronics Forum | Sun Jul 31 18:32:30 EDT 2005 | crishan
Thanks you for the information LUPO, specially with component minimum clearance. I will also check the XY table for movement accuracy. What specific parameters do you check with your SPC charts. Thanks Crishan
