Converting from Horsepower, Mechanical (hp) to British Thermal Unit per Second (BTU/s) | Power

What is Horsepower, Mechanical (hp)

Horsepower, Mechanical (hp) is a unit of power that measures the rate at which work is done. It is commonly used to describe the power output of engines and motors in the mechanical industry.

What is British Thermal Unit per Second (BTU/s)

British Thermal Unit per Second (BTU/s) is a unit of power that measures the rate of energy transfer. It is often used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to quantify the amount of heat produced or consumed per unit time.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas between Horsepower, Mechanical (hp) and British Thermal Unit per Second (BTU/s) are as follows:

• 1(hp)=0.7067871(BTU/s)

• 1(BTU/s)=1.414853(hp)

Examples

Let's look at some example conversions:

• 12 hp is equal to 8.481445 BTU/s
• 14 hp is equal to 9.895019 BTU/s
• 13 hp is equal to 9.188232 BTU/s

These conversions help in understanding the relationship between Horsepower, Mechanical and British Thermal Unit per Second, allowing for accurate calculations and comparisons in power-related applications.

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