Converting from Quad (quad) to Kilogram of TNT (kgTNT) | Energy

What is Quad (quad)

A Quad (quadrillion British thermal units) is a unit of energy equal to one quadrillion (10^15) British thermal units (BTUs). It is commonly used to measure energy consumption and production on a large scale.

What is Kilogram of TNT (kgTNT)

Kilogram of TNT (kilogram of trinitrotoluene) is a unit used to measure the explosive energy equivalent to that of one kilogram of TNT. It is a common unit in explosives engineering and is used to express the energy released in an explosion.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas between Quad and Kilogram of TNT are as follows:

Examples

• 3 Quad to Kilogram of TNT:

  • Using the conversion formula:
    3(quad)=3×2.287597∗1011=6.862791∗1011(kgTNT)

• 7 Kilogram of TNT to Quad:

  • Using the conversion formula:
    7(kgTNT)=7×4.371399∗10−13=3.05998∗10−12(quad)

• 14 Quad to Kilogram of TNT:

  • Using the conversion formula:
    14(quad)=14×2.287597∗1011=3.202636∗1012(kgTNT)

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