Converting from Therm (thm) to Quad (quad) | Energy

What is Therm (thm)

A Therm (thm) is a unit of energy that is commonly used in the industry to measure the heating value of natural gas. One Therm is equivalent to 100,000 British thermal units (BTUs) or approximately 105.5 megajoules. It provides an easy reference for comparing the energy content of various fuels.

What is Quad (quad)

A Quad (quad) is a large unit of energy equal to 1015 BTUs, or approximately 1.055 * 10^{18} joules. This unit is often used in discussions about national energy consumption and production, as it provides a broad view of energy usage across entire economies or regions.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Therm (thm) to Quad (quad), you can use the following formula:

Conversely, to convert from Quad (quad) to Therm (thm), the formula is:

Examples

1. To convert 3 Therms to Quads:

   quad=3 thm×0.0000000001=0.0000000003 quad

2. To convert 5 Therms to Quads:

   quad=5 thm×0.0000000001=0.0000000005 quad

3. To convert 17 Therms to Quads:

   quad=17 thm×0.0000000001=0.0000000017 quad

4. To convert 3 Quads to Therms:

   thm=3 quad×10000000000=30000000000 thm

5. To convert 5 Quads to Therms:

   thm=5 quad×10000000000=50000000000 thm

6. To convert 17 Quads to Therms:

   thm=17 quad×10000000000=170000000000 thm

Use this page to perform converting from Therm (thm) to Quad (quad).