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Pa<br />

bar<br />

mbar<br />

μbar<br />

Torr<br />

micron<br />

atm<br />

at<br />

mm WC<br />

psi<br />

psf<br />

www.pfeiffer-vacuum.net<br />

1<br />

Pa = N / m 2<br />

1 . 10 5<br />

100<br />

0.1<br />

1.33 . 10 2<br />

0.133<br />

1.01 . 10 5<br />

9.81 . 10 4<br />

9.81<br />

6.89 . 10 3<br />

47.8<br />

The pressure range of vacuum comprises the interval of 0 – 1 bar. A distinction is made<br />

between the following pressure ranges:<br />

Table 1.2: Pressure ranges / Molecular number density<br />

Pressure Range<br />

Low vacuum<br />

Medium vacuum<br />

High vacuum<br />

Ultra high vacuum<br />

Pressure / mbar<br />

10 3 – 10 0<br />

10 0 - 3 – 10<br />

10 - 3 - 7 – 10<br />

10 - 7 - 12 – 10<br />

Molecular Number<br />

Density / cm -3<br />

2.65 . 1019 – 2.65 . 10 16<br />

2.65 . 1016 – 2.65 . 10 13<br />

2.65 . 1013 – 2.65 . 10 9<br />

2.65 . 109 – 2.65 . 10 4<br />

In accordance with Formula 1-3 for pressure definition, the SI unit Pa = N / m² will be used<br />

for this purpose. Also customary in actual practice are the units of pressure shown in the<br />

conversion table below. It is very customary to use mbar as a unit of pressure.<br />

Table 1.3: Conversion table for units of pressure<br />

bar<br />

1 . - 5 10<br />

1<br />

1 . - 3 10<br />

1 . - 6 10<br />

1.33 . - 3 10<br />

1.33 . - 6 10<br />

1.013<br />

0.981<br />

9.81 . - 5 10<br />

6.89 . - 2 10<br />

4.78 . - 4 10<br />

mbar<br />

1 . - 2 10<br />

1 . 10 3<br />

1<br />

1 . - 3 10<br />

1.33<br />

1.33 . - 3 10<br />

1,013<br />

981<br />

9.81 . - 2 10<br />

68.9<br />

0.478<br />

10<br />

μbar = dyn / cm 2<br />

1 . 10 6<br />

1,000<br />

1<br />

1,330<br />

1.33<br />

1.01 . 10 6<br />

9.81 . 10 5<br />

98.1<br />

6.89 . 10 4<br />

478<br />

Torr = mm Hg<br />

7.5 . - 3 10<br />

750<br />

0.75<br />

7.5 . - 4 10<br />

1<br />

1 . - 3 10<br />

760<br />

735.6<br />

7.36 . - 2 10<br />

51.71<br />

0.359<br />

7.5<br />

micron μ = mTorr<br />

7.5 . 10 5<br />

750<br />

0.75<br />

1,000<br />

1<br />

7.6 . 10 5<br />

7.36 . 10 5<br />

73.6<br />

5.17 . 10 4<br />

359<br />

atm<br />

9.87 . - 6 10<br />

0.987<br />

9.87 . - 4 10<br />

9.87 . - 7 10<br />

1.32 . - 3 10<br />

1.32 . - 6 10<br />

1<br />

0.968<br />

9.68 . - 5 10<br />

6.8 . - 2 10<br />

4.72 . - 4 10<br />

at<br />

1.02 . - 5 10<br />

1.02<br />

1.02 . - 3 10<br />

1.02 . - 6 10<br />

1.36 . - 3 10<br />

1.36 . - 6 10<br />

1.03<br />

1<br />

1 . - 4 10<br />

7.02 . - 2 10<br />

4.87 . - 4 10<br />

mm WS<br />

0.102<br />

1.02 . 10 4<br />

10.2<br />

1.02 . - 2 10<br />

13.6<br />

1.36 . - 2 10<br />

1.03 . 10 4<br />

1 . - 4 10<br />

1<br />

702<br />

4.87<br />

psi = lbf / inch 2<br />

1.45 . - 4 10<br />

14.5<br />

1.45 . - 2 10<br />

1.45 . - 5 10<br />

1.93 . - 2 10<br />

1.93 . - 5 10<br />

14.7<br />

14.2<br />

1.42 . - 3 10<br />

1<br />

6.94 . - 3 10<br />

psf = lbf / ft 2<br />

2.09 . - 2 10<br />

2.09 . 10 3<br />

2.09<br />

2.09 . - 3 10<br />

2.78<br />

2.78 . - 3 10<br />

2.12 . 10 3<br />

2.04 . 10 3<br />

0.204<br />

144<br />

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<strong>Vacuum</strong><br />

<strong>Technology</strong>

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