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  • You are here: Home /Support /Calculators /Pressure Conversion

    Pressure Calculator
    Enter a numerical starting value in the leftmost text box, and specify units.
    Select target units from the rightmost list, and click "calculate."
    Convert to
    Calculated results display here.
    Absolute V. Gauge Pressure
    The difference between absolute pressure and gauge pressure is atmospheric pressure.

    A perfect vacuum has zero pressure.

    • Absolute pressure is the pressure difference between the pressure you are measuring and a perfect vacuum.
    • Gauge pressure is the pressure difference between the pressure you are measuring and atmospheric pressure.
    To convert a gauge pressure to absolute pressure, add the current value of the atmospheric pressure to the measured gauge pressure.

    If your gauge reading is -5 PSIG and your current atmospheric pressure is 15 PSIA then the absolute pressure you are measuring is 15+(-5) = 10 PSIA.