Converting from Ton of TNT (tnTNT) to Therm (thm) | Energy

What is Ton of TNT (tnTNT)

Ton of TNT (tnTNT) is a unit that measures the energy released by an explosion. It is commonly used in the field of explosives and represents the amount of energy released by one ton of trinitrotoluene (TNT).

What is Therm (thm)

A Therm (thm) is a unit of energy that is often used in the context of natural gas consumption. It represents the energy equivalent to burning 100,000 cubic feet of natural gas.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Ton of TNT (tnTNT) to Therm (thm), you can use the following formulas:

thm=tnTNT×39.65667

tnTNT=39.65667thm​

Examples

• 6 tnTNT = 237.94 thm
• 6 thm = 0.1512986 tnTNT
• 7 tnTNT = 277.5967 thm
• 7 thm = 0.1765151 tnTNT
• 10 tnTNT = 396.5667 thm
• 10 thm = 0.2521644 tnTNT

Use these conversions to easily switch between Ton of TNT (tnTNT) and Therm (thm) when working with energy measurements.