How many Newtons per square meters are 30 psi?

How many Newtons per square meters are 30 psi?
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1000 psi is 6.895 MPa (mega pascals) where a Pa is 1 Newton/m2;thos 30 psi = 30/1000 x 6895000 = 206,850 N/m2
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