[modeleng] Re: Bar as in pressure

Hello IP,
The word BAR is derived from the ancient greek BAROS, meaning GRAVITY.
I do hope it will help for your quiz. (Is it the one from our friend from 
Finland Jan Eric?) 
Regards.
Pierre




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> A Bar is 1 kg/cm sq but for a friend of mine / Christmas engineers quiz
> where does the term BAR come from
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