Converting from Degree per Hour (°/h) to Radian per Day (rad/d) in Angular Speed

What is Degree per Hour (°/h)

Degree per Hour (°/h) is a unit of angular speed that represents the change in angle of a rotating object over a period of one hour. It is commonly used in various fields such as engineering, physics, and astronomy to measure rotational speed.

What is Radian per Day (rad/d)

Radian per Day (rad/d) is another unit of angular speed that measures the angular displacement of an object in radians over a period of one day. This unit is often utilized in scientific calculations and celestial mechanics.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Degree per Hour (°/h) to Radian per Day (rad/d), you can use the following formulas:

Radians per Day (rad/d)=180Degrees per Hour (°/h)×π​

Degrees per Hour (°/h)=πRadians per Day (rad/d)×180​

Examples

• 10 °/h = 4.18879 rad/d
• 16 °/h = 6.702064 rad/d
• 11 rad/d = 26.26057 °/h
• 16 rad/d = 38.19719 °/h

Use this page to perform conversions between Degree per Hour (°/h) and Radian per Day (rad/d).