Decibars

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A Decibar (dbar) is a measure of pressure equal to 0.1 bar or 10,000 pascals (Pa), the last being the SI unit. In water, a measurement in decibars is approximately equal to the depth in meter. To be more precise, a pressure of 1 decibar occurs at a depth of 1.019716 m.
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Also known as:

  • Decibar,
  • dbar

Unit Of Pressure

Pressure in pascals:

  • 10,000 Pa (100 mbar )
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Unit Profile

Canonical Abbreviation:

  • dbar

Dimension:

Abbreviation(s):

  • dbar
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Unit

Dimension:

Abbreviation(s):

  • dbar

Pressure in pascals:

  • 10,000 Pa (100 mbar )

Canonical Abbreviation:

  • dbar
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