6.895Kn/m2 convert in to kgs?

Question

thanks i need above calculation

Answer 1

I know nothing about pressure ratios but this site has a table to put in your figure and convert it to various Kg pressures.
Hope it helps.


http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-pressureunits.htm

SORRY NOT QUITE SO TECHNICAL AS ABOVE TWO ANSWERS.

Answer 2

You are trying to convert incompatible units, one could say 6.895kN/m^2 = 703.1kgf/m^2, but to convert to just kg does not make sense.
Since newton is the force needed to accelerate 1kg at 1 m/s^2, dividing the number of newtons by the acceleration of gravity (9.907m/s^2) will give you kgf on earth, note that the "f" is needed to designate force, otherwise kg is a unit of mass

Answer 3

As said Tinkerta..., the units are not really compatible.
However, the pressure unit you have, i.e. force (kN) per surface (m^2), might be converted into a mass (kg) per surface. To do so, you would have to consider the acceleration due to gravity at the location of your considered system mass (usually taken as g = 9.81 m/s^2).
Therefore, your force per surface = mass times acceleration of gravity per surface (kN / m^2 = 1000 * kg * g / m^2).
Hope it helps.

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Answer 4

one Newton is o.1kg

I do not know what you mean writing s.

When you find the relation between s and m^2 you have got it.