Converting from Pound per Foot Second (lb/(ft•s)) to Pound per Foot Hour (lb/(ft•h)) | Dynamic viscosity

What is Pound per Foot Second (lb/(ft•s))

Pound per foot per second (lb/(ft•s)) is a unit of dynamic viscosity that measures the resistance of a fluid to flow. It is commonly used in fluid dynamics to quantify how easily a fluid can deform or move under stress.

What is Pound per Foot Hour (lb/(ft•h))

Pound per foot per hour (lb/(ft•h)) is another unit of dynamic viscosity that is used to express the resistance of a fluid to flow over a longer period of time. It provides information on the internal friction of the fluid as it moves through a medium.

Conversion Formulas

lb/(ft\textbulleth)=36001​×lb/(ft\textbullets)

lb/(ft\textbullets)=3600×lb/(ft\textbulleth)

Examples

1. Converting 4 lb/(ft•s) to lb/(ft•h):

4×3600=14400 lb/(ft•h)

2. Converting 2 lb/(ft•s) to lb/(ft•h):

2×3600=7200 lb/(ft•h)

3. Converting 12 lb/(ft•h) to lb/(ft•s):

12×0.0002777778=0.003333333 lb/(ft•s)

Conclusion

Use these conversion formulas to easily convert between Pound per Foot Second (lb/(ft•s)) and Pound per Foot Hour (lb/(ft•h)) in dynamic viscosity calculations.