1 kN/m³ = 0.1019716 t/m³. This gives the reverse conversion for unit weight.
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t/m³ = kN/m³ × 0.1019716. Example: 18 kN/m³ = 1.835 t/m³.
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This calculator uses t/m³ as tonne-force per cubic metre (tf/m³). Under standard gravity, 1 kN/m³ = 0.1019716 tf/m³, so 18 kN/m³ is about 1.835 tf/m³. Some material tables instead use t/m³ to mean tonnes of mass per cubic metre. The numerical relationship is connected through the same gravity factor, but mass per volume and force per volume are different physical quantities. Keep the meaning and notation used by your source data or design calculation.