foot-pounds to refrigeration ton-hours

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Conversion formula

1 ft·lb = 1.0709e-07 TR·h

How to convert foot-pounds to refrigeration ton-hours step by step

  1. Write down the value you want to convert in foot-pounds.
  2. Multiply it by the conversion factor: 1.0709e-07 (because 1 ft·lb = 1.0709e-07 TR·h).
  3. The result is your value in refrigeration ton-hours. Example: 10 ft·lb × 1.0709e-07 = 1.0709e-06 TR·h.

Tip: to go the other way, divide by the factor, or use the refrigeration ton-hours to foot-pounds converter.

foot-pounds to refrigeration ton-hours conversion table

foot-pounds (ft·lb)refrigeration ton-hours (TR·h)
0.1 ft·lb1.0709e-08 TR·h
0.25 ft·lb2.6772e-08 TR·h
0.5 ft·lb5.3544e-08 TR·h
1 ft·lb1.0709e-07 TR·h
2 ft·lb2.1418e-07 TR·h
3 ft·lb3.2127e-07 TR·h
4 ft·lb4.2836e-07 TR·h
5 ft·lb5.3544e-07 TR·h
6 ft·lb6.4253e-07 TR·h
8 ft·lb8.5671e-07 TR·h
10 ft·lb1.0709e-06 TR·h
15 ft·lb1.6063e-06 TR·h
20 ft·lb2.1418e-06 TR·h
25 ft·lb2.6772e-06 TR·h
30 ft·lb3.2127e-06 TR·h
40 ft·lb4.2836e-06 TR·h
50 ft·lb5.3544e-06 TR·h
60 ft·lb6.4253e-06 TR·h
75 ft·lb8.0317e-06 TR·h
100 ft·lb1.0709e-05 TR·h
120 ft·lb1.2851e-05 TR·h
122 ft·lb1.3065e-05 TR·h
146 ft·lb1.5635e-05 TR·h
150 ft·lb1.6063e-05 TR·h
190 ft·lb2.0347e-05 TR·h
200 ft·lb2.1418e-05 TR·h
250 ft·lb2.6772e-05 TR·h
300 ft·lb3.2127e-05 TR·h
400 ft·lb4.2836e-05 TR·h
500 ft·lb5.3544e-05 TR·h
600 ft·lb6.4253e-05 TR·h
750 ft·lb8.0317e-05 TR·h
800 ft·lb8.5671e-05 TR·h
1000 ft·lb0.000107 TR·h
1500 ft·lb0.000161 TR·h
1810 ft·lb0.000194 TR·h
1930 ft·lb0.000207 TR·h
2000 ft·lb0.000214 TR·h
2500 ft·lb0.000268 TR·h
3000 ft·lb0.000321 TR·h
4000 ft·lb0.000428 TR·h
5000 ft·lb0.000535 TR·h
7500 ft·lb0.000803 TR·h
10000 ft·lb0.001071 TR·h
10500 ft·lb0.001124 TR·h

About the foot-pounds unit

1 foot-pound (ft·lb) of torque is the turning moment produced by one pound-force acting perpendicular to a one-foot lever arm: 1.3558179483314004 N·m. Note that the same words "foot-pound" also name an energy unit (1 ft·lb = 1.3558 J), torque and energy are physically different quantities that only happen to share the force × distance combination. In workshops this torque unit is written ft-lb, ftlb, ft/lb, lbf·ft or lb-ft; all of these mean exactly the same value.

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FAQ

How do I convert foot-pounds to refrigeration ton-hours?

Type a value in foot-pounds in the converter above, the equivalent in refrigeration ton-hours is calculated instantly. 1 ft·lb equals 1.0709e-07 TR·h.

What is the formula to convert foot-pounds to refrigeration ton-hours?

Multiply the value in foot-pounds by 1.0709e-07 to get the value in refrigeration ton-hours.

How many refrigeration ton-hours are in 1 foot-pounds?

There are 1.0709e-07 refrigeration ton-hours in 1 ft·lb.

How do I convert refrigeration ton-hours back to foot-pounds?

Divide the value in refrigeration ton-hours by 1.0709e-07, or use the swap button (⇄) in the converter above.

What does ft·lb stand for?

ft·lb is the standard abbreviation for foot-pounds. E.g. 1 ft·lb = 1.0709e-07 TR·h.

What does TR·h stand for?

TR·h is the standard abbreviation for refrigeration ton-hours.