Converting from Radian per Hour (rad/h) to Hectohertz (hHz) in Frequency

What is Radian per Hour (rad/h)

1(rad/h) represents the angular frequency of one radian per hour. It is commonly used in measuring rotational speed.

What is Hectohertz (hHz)

1(hHz) is a unit of frequency equal to one hundred oscillations per second. The prefix "hecto" denotes a factor of 102 in the International System of Units (SI).

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Radian per Hour to Hectohertz, the conversion formula is:

f(hHz)​=f(rad/h)​×0.0000004420971

To convert from Hectohertz to Radian per Hour, the conversion formula is:

f(rad/h)​=f(hHz)​×2261947

Examples

1. Converting 11 rad/h to hHz:

11(rad/h)=11×0.0000004420971=0.000004863068(hHz)

2. Converting 6 rad/h to hHz:

6(rad/h)=6×0.0000004420971=0.000002652582(hHz)

3. Converting 16 hHz to rad/h:

16(hHz)=16×2261947=36191150(rad/h)

Conclusion

Use these formulas to easily convert between Radian per Hour and Hectohertz for frequency measurements. Whether you need to calculate rotational speed or oscillations per second, these conversions will simplify the process.