why would kgf/cm2 be a convenient unit of pressure?

Question

why would kgf/cm2 be a convenient unit of pressure?

Answer 1

it would not be

psi is best

kpa is too wierd, all metric stuuf should be outlawed. miles and pounds are much better

Answer 2

I'm going to have to agree with the rest in saying that it really isn't a convenient unit of pressure. The common unit for real life is psi, however; in physics, Pascals is the most common used pressure unit, although atmospheres is also common

Answer 3

You can almost always guarantee that you are gonna be working in at least 2 different units, both imperial and metric so check this out:

http://www.onlineconversion.com/



hope it helps

Answer 4

they are all convenient