Pressure and head practice, step by step
Practice turning water height into pressure and back. Multiply feet by 0.433 for psi, or psi by 2.31 for feet of head. Work each on paper, then watch it solved step by step.
Pressure and head problems
Work it on paper, then watch it solved one small step at a time.
- Water & wastewaterHow much pressure does 92 feet of water make?Try it, then watch
- Water & wastewaterHow many feet of head is 50 psi?Try it, then watch
- Water & wastewaterHow much pressure is at the bottom of a 40 foot tank?Try it, then watch
- Water & wastewaterHow much pressure does 150 feet of water make?Try it, then watch
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