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Standard atmospheres to Kilopascals

One standard atmosphere is 101.325 kilopascals. Pressure units for tyres, weather and diving. Tyre placards are usually in psi or bar; barometers report in hPa or mmHg.

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1 standard atmosphere = 101.325 kilopascals · open this conversion

Formula

kilopascals = standard atmospheres × 101.325

The millimetre of mercury used here is the conventional 133.322387415 Pa, defined from mercury density and standard gravity. It is very slightly larger than the torr, which is defined as exactly 1/760 of an atmosphere — so 760 mmHg is 1.00000014 atm, not exactly 1.

Standard atmospheres to Kilopascals table

Standard atmospheresKilopascals
1 atm101.325 kPa
2 atm202.65 kPa
5 atm506.625 kPa
10 atm1,013.25 kPa
15 atm1,519.875 kPa
20 atm2,026.5 kPa
25 atm2,533.125 kPa
28 atm2,837.1 kPa
30 atm3,039.75 kPa
32 atm3,242.4 kPa
35 atm3,546.375 kPa
40 atm4,053 kPa
45 atm4,559.625 kPa
50 atm5,066.25 kPa
60 atm6,079.5 kPa
80 atm8,106 kPa
100 atm10,132.5 kPa
500 atm50,662.5 kPa
760 atm77,007 kPa
1,000 atm101,325 kPa
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Frequently asked questions

How many kilopascals are in a standard atmosphere?
One standard atmosphere is 101.325 kilopascals. kilopascals = standard atmospheres × 101.325.
How do I convert standard atmospheres to kilopascals?
Multiply the number of standard atmospheres by 101.325. For example, 10 atm × 101.325 = 1,013.25 kPa.
What is the difference between standard atmospheres and kilopascals?
Standard atmosphere (atm) and Kilopascal (kPa) both measure pressure. Pressure units for tyres, weather and diving. Tyre placards are usually in psi or bar; barometers report in hPa or mmHg.
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