Converting from Speed of sound in steel (ssis) to Foot per hour (fph) | Speed

What is Speed of sound in steel (ssis)

Speed of sound in steel (ssis) refers to the velocity at which sound waves travel through steel. It is an important factor in various engineering applications where the transmission of sound through steel structures is a consideration.

What is Foot per hour (fph)

Foot per hour (fph) is a unit of speed that represents the distance of one foot traveled in one hour. This unit is commonly used in certain industrial and transportation contexts where very slow speeds need to be measured.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between Speed of sound in steel (ssis) and Foot per hour (fph) can be expressed as follows:

Examples

• Converting 8 (ssis) to (fph):

  • 8 (ssis)=8×70393700=563149600 (fph)

• Converting 4.5 (fph) to (ssis):

  • 4.5 (fph)=4.5×0.00000001420582≈0.00000006392619 (ssis)

• Converting 10 (ssis) to (fph):

  • 10 (ssis)=10×70393700=703937000 (fph)

• Converting 3.2 (fph) to (ssis):

  • 3.2 (fph)=3.2×0.00000001420582≈0.000000045458624 (ssis)

This page provides a simple and convenient way to perform conversions between Speed of sound in steel (ssis) and Foot per hour (fph) for various applications.