Converting from Peck (pk) to Cubic Hectometer (hm³)

What is Peck (pk)

A Peck (pk) is a unit of volume commonly used in the United States for measuring dry volumes, particularly for agricultural products such as grains and fruits. A Peck is equivalent to 8 dry quarts or approximately 9 liters. Although not as widely used as other units, it remains relevant in specific agricultural contexts.

What is Cubic Hectometer (hm³)

A Cubic Hectometer (hm³) is a metric unit of volume. It represents the volume of a cube with each side measuring one hectometer (100 meters). This unit is often used in scientific contexts, particularly in fields like hydrology, where large volumes such as water bodies are measured. The cubic hectometer can also be expressed in liters, with 1 hm³ equivalent to 1 million liters.

Conversion Formulas

To convert between Peck and Cubic Hectometer, the following formulas apply:

1. From Peck to Cubic Hectometer:

   Volume in hm³=Volume in pk×0.00000000909218

2. From Cubic Hectometer to Peck:

   Volume in pk=Volume in hm³×109984600

Examples

1. Converting 1 Peck to Cubic Hectometer: Using the conversion formula:

   1 pk×0.00000000909218=9.09218×10−9 hm³

2. Converting 13 Peck to Cubic Hectometer:

   13 pk×0.00000000909218=1.181983×10−7 hm³

3. Converting 1 Cubic Hectometer to Peck:

   1 hm³×109984600=1.099846×108 pk

4. Converting 14 Cubic Hectometer to Peck:

   14 hm³×109984600=1.539785×109 pk

5. Converting 15 Peck to Cubic Hectometer:

   15 pk×0.00000000909218=1.363827×10−7 hm³

6. Converting 13 Cubic Hectometer to Peck:

   13 hm³×109984600=1.429800×109 pk

Conclusion

This page provides the necessary tools to perform conversions from Peck (pk) to Cubic Hectometer (hm³). Use the formulas and examples to guide your conversions accurately.