Foot-pound per hour
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Foot-pound per hour Unit Table
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From ft·lb/hTo VAAll conversion
1 ft·lb/h0.0003766161 VA
2 ft·lb/h0.0007532322 VA
3 ft·lb/h0.0011298483 VA
4 ft·lb/h0.0015064644 VA
5 ft·lb/h0.0018830805 VA
6 ft·lb/h0.0022596966 VA
7 ft·lb/h0.0026363127 VA
8 ft·lb/h0.0030129288 VA
9 ft·lb/h0.0033895449000000003 VA
10 ft·lb/h0.003766161 VA
Description

Delving into Foot-Pound per Hour (ft·lb/h)

The foot-pound per hour (ft·lb/h) serves as an Imperial unit of power, representing the work done when a force of one pound-force moves an object one foot over the span of an hour. This unit is particularly relevant in applications where power is distributed or consumed over extended periods, such as in heating systems or long-duration mechanical operations.

In terms of conversion, 1 ft·lb/h is equivalent to approximately 0.0003766161 watts. This conversion facilitates the integration of Imperial measurements into the broader context of SI units, ensuring consistency and clarity in technical communications.

Understanding and applying the foot-pound per hour unit allows professionals to accurately assess and manage energy consumption and efficiency in various industrial and engineering settings.

Exploring Volt-Ampere (VA)

The volt-ampere (VA) is a unit of apparent power in an electrical circuit, representing the product of the root mean square (RMS) voltage and RMS current. It is used to quantify the total power in AC circuits, encompassing both real power (watts) and reactive power (VARs).

In direct current (DC) circuits, 1 VA is equivalent to 1 watt, as there is no reactive power. However, in alternating current (AC) systems, especially those with inductive or capacitive loads, the VA rating indicates the total power the system must handle, regardless of how much is converted into useful work.

Understanding VA is essential when designing or evaluating electrical systems, as it ensures that components like transformers and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) are appropriately rated to handle the expected load without overheating or failing.

For instance, a device rated at 500 VA can handle a combination of voltage and current that multiplies to 500, but the actual usable power (in watts) may be less, depending on the power factor.

Complete list of conversion for Foot-pound per hour
Foot-pound per hour (ft·lb/h)

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.0003766161 Watt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-7 Kilowatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-10 Megawatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hMW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-13 Gigawatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hGW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-16 Terawatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hTW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-19 Petawatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hPW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-22 Exawatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hEW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.3766161 Milliwatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hmW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 376.6161 Microwatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hμW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 376616.1 Nanowatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hnW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 376616100 Picowatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hpW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 376616100000 Femtowatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/hfW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 376616100000000 Attowatt

Convert 2 ft·lb/haW

1 Foot-pound per hour = 5.050505091142083e-7 Horsepower (Mechanical)

Convert 2 ft·lb/hhp

1 Foot-pound per hour = 5.12055390984689e-7 Horsepower (Metric)

Convert 2 ft·lb/hhp (metric)

1 Foot-pound per hour = 5.048473190348526e-7 Horsepower (Electric)

Convert 2 ft·lb/hhp (electric)

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.839299658494317e-8 Horsepower (Boiler)

Convert 2 ft·lb/hhp (boiler)

1 Foot-pound per hour = 5.048473190348526e-7 Horsepower (Water)

Convert 2 ft·lb/hhp (water)

1 Foot-pound per hour = 5.12055390984689e-7 Pferdestärke (PS)

Convert 2 ft·lb/hPS

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.001285067475271442 BTU per hour

Convert 2 ft·lb/hBTU/h

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.00002141779125452403 BTU per minute

Convert 2 ft·lb/hBTU/min

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.5696318825207215e-7 BTU per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/hBTU/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.00009001340822179732 Calorie per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/hcal/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.005400804751472503 Calorie per minute

Convert 2 ft·lb/hcal/min

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.3240483315579984 Calorie per hour

Convert 2 ft·lb/hcal/h

1 Foot-pound per hour = 9.001340822179732e-8 Kilocalorie per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkcal/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.000005400804751472503 Kilocalorie per minute

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkcal/min

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.00032404833155799835 Kilocalorie per hour

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkcal/h

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3766.161 Erg per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/herg/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.00027777778023631826 Foot-pound per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/hft·lb/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.016666666814179096 Foot-pound per minute

Convert 2 ft·lb/hft·lb/min

1 Foot-pound per hour = 1.0708895621171971e-7 Ton of Refrigeration

Convert 2 ft·lb/hTR

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.0003766161 Volt-Ampere

Convert 2 ft·lb/hVA

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-7 Kilovolt-Ampere

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkVA

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.0003766161 Joule per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/hJ/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.02259696595480607 Joule per minute

Convert 2 ft·lb/hJ/min

1 Foot-pound per hour = 1.355817851534572 Joule per hour

Convert 2 ft·lb/hJ/h

1 Foot-pound per hour = 3.766161e-7 Kilojoule per second

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkJ/s

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.000022596965954806067 Kilojoule per minute

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkJ/min

1 Foot-pound per hour = 0.0013558178515345719 Kilojoule per hour

Convert 2 ft·lb/hkJ/h