Converting from Tonne of TNT (tTNT) to Quad (quad)

What is Tonne of TNT (tTNT)

A Tonne of TNT (tTNT) is a unit of energy that represents the amount of energy released by one tonne of TNT (trinitrotoluene) when it explodes. The energy produced by this explosion is a useful point of reference for measuring explosive power and energy release. One tonne of TNT is equivalent to approximately 4.184 gigajoules.

What is Quad (quad)

A Quad is another unit of energy used primarily in the United States, particularly in the energy sector. It represents 10^15 British Thermal Units (BTUs) or 1.055*10^15 joules. Due to its large scale, it is often used to quantify annual energy consumption or production at the national or global level.

Conversion Formulas

To convert between Tonne of TNT and Quad, we can use the following formulas based on default conversions:

1. From Tonne of TNT to Quad:

   quad=tTNT×0.000000004371399

2. From Quad to Tonne of TNT:

   tTNT=quad×228759700

Examples

1. Convert 1 Tonne of TNT to Quad:

   quad=1tTNT×0.000000004371399≈4.371399×10−9quad

2. Convert 2 Tonne of TNT to Quad:

   quad=2tTNT×0.000000004371399≈8.742799×10−9quad

3. Convert 11 Tonne of TNT to Quad:

   quad=11tTNT×0.000000004371399≈4.808539×10−8quad

4. Convert 13 Quad to Tonne of TNT:

   tTNT=13quad×228759700≈2973876000tTNT

5. Convert 2 Quad to Tonne of TNT:

   tTNT=2quad×228759700≈457519400tTNT

6. Convert 11 Quad to Tonne of TNT:

   tTNT=11quad×228759700≈2516357000tTNT