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fix conversion factors for psi and ksi

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wmayer
2018-03-31 15:43:16 +02:00
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@@ -272,17 +272,17 @@ Quantity Quantity::KiloNewton (1e+6 ,Unit(1,1,-2));
Quantity Quantity::MegaNewton (1e+9 ,Unit(1,1,-2));
Quantity Quantity::MilliNewton (1.0 ,Unit(1,1,-2));
Quantity Quantity::Pascal (0.001 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Pascal (kg/m*s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::Pascal (0.001 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Pascal (kg/m/s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::KiloPascal (1.00 ,Unit(-1,1,-2));
Quantity Quantity::MegaPascal (1000.0 ,Unit(-1,1,-2));
Quantity Quantity::GigaPascal (1e+6 ,Unit(-1,1,-2));
Quantity Quantity::Torr (101.325/760.0 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Torr is a defined fraction of Pascal (kg/m*s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::mTorr (0.101325/760.0,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Torr is a defined fraction of Pascal (kg/m*s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::yTorr (0.000101325/760.0 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Torr is a defined fraction of Pascal (kg/m*s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::Torr (101.325/760.0 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Torr is a defined fraction of Pascal (kg/m/s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::mTorr (0.101325/760.0,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Torr is a defined fraction of Pascal (kg/m/s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::yTorr (0.000101325/760.0 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // Torr is a defined fraction of Pascal (kg/m/s^2 or N/m^2)
Quantity Quantity::PSI (0.145038 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // pounds/in^2
Quantity Quantity::KSI (145.038 ,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // 1000 x pounds/in^2
Quantity Quantity::PSI (6.894744825494,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // pounds/in^2
Quantity Quantity::KSI (6894.744825494,Unit(-1,1,-2)); // 1000 x pounds/in^2
Quantity Quantity::Watt (1e+6 ,Unit(2,1,-3)); // Watt (kg*m^2/s^3)
Quantity Quantity::VoltAmpere (1e+6 ,Unit(2,1,-3)); // VoltAmpere (kg*m^2/s^3)