Specific Weight of Water (US) at STP

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γ_{W} = ρ_{W} \cdot g

$gamma_W = rho_W * g$

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The specific weight of water (or sometimes called the "unit weight"), $γ_{W}$ $gamma_W$ , at standard temperature and pressure (STP) is approximately 62.31lb/( $f t^{2} \cdot s^{2}$ $ft^2 * s^2$ ) and is computed as the density of water at STP * the gravitational constant, g.

= See Also =

* [[Specific Weight of Water (SI) at STP>>/equation/?uuid=55d434b5-50fa-11e3-9569-bc764e049c3d||rel="__blank"]]
* [[Specific Weight of Water (US) at STP>>url:https://www.vcalc.com/wiki/vCalc/Specific+Weight+of+Water+%28US%29+at+STP||rel="__blank"]]
* [[Density of Air-free Water>>/equation/?uuid=eae2deb0-0496-11e5-a3bb-bc764e2038f2||rel="__blank"]]