Metric System
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Metric Conversion Fail

On this sign outside Bronner’s in Frankenmuth
Check out the distances to Rome,
I also have to question the distances to Mecca.

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Conversions between unit systems are a poor way to learn the metric system, and conversion factors (or numbers converted with inappropriate precision) can make the metric system look complicated.

Metrication of Reinforcing Steel in the U.S.


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Metric Rebars

You may not realize it, but virtually all the reinforcing bar currently produced in the United States is a “soft metric” bar. This not-so-well-known fact conjures up several important questions: Is there a difference in size between a soft metric rebar and an inch-pound rebar? What about the design strengths of reinforcing steel with soft metric and inch-pound units of measure? More importantly, do your employees understand that there is no physical difference between a #3 inch-pound rebar and a #10 soft metric rebar?

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