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Mechanical engineering general discussion FAQ

Internet Resources

Unit Converters by mloew
faq404-901
Posted: 20 Feb 04 (Edited 10 Apr 04)

  • www.onlineconversion.com
  • www.joshmadison.com/software/convert
  • www.coade.com/miscellaneous/uconvert.zip
  • www.processassociates.com/process/convert/cf_all.htm
  • www.netpanel.com/software/wincon.htm
  • http://members.execulink.com/~pjones/


    • Thanks to the following memebers for the links: cb68, gearguru, xhpipe, Shmulik, waskillywabbit, FredGarvin
      
    Please also see The Metric Conversion Act of 1975 (www.usaid.gov/policy/ads/300/metricact.pdf) for information on the intended use of SI units in the US.

    There are also pulications available from the NIST: Metric Information and Conversions. Thanks to member CoryPad for the link.

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