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Angle
Unit degree minute second radian revolution
1 degree 1 60 3600 1·745 x 10-2 2·778 x 10-3
1 minute 1·667 x 10-2 1 60 2·909 x 10-4 4·630 x 10-5
1 second 2·778 x 10-4 1·667 x 10-2 1 4·848 x 10-6 7·716 x 10-7
1 radian 57·30 3438 2·063 x 105 1 0·1592
1 revolution 360 2·16 x 104 1·296 x 106 6·283 1

1 right angle = 90° : 1 grade = 0·01 right angle·
 

Time
Unit second minute hour solar day year
1 second 1 1·667 x 10-2 2·778 x 10-4 1·157 x 10-5 3·169 x 10-8
1 minute 60 1 1·667 x 10-2 6·944 x 10-4 1·901 x 10-6
1 hour 3,600 60 1 4·167 x 10-2 1·141 x 10-4
1 solar day 86,400 1,440 24 1 2·738 x 10-3
1 hour 3·156 x 107 525,900 8,766 365·24 1
 
 
Force
Unit newton dyne poundal kg force lb force
1 newton 1 105 7·233 0·1020 0·2248
1 dyne 10-5 1 7·233 x 10-5 1·020 x 10-6 2·248 x 10-6
1 poundal 0·1383 13830 1 0·01410 0·03108
1 kg force 9·807 980700 70·93 1 2·205
1 lb force 4·448 4·448 x 105 32·17 0·4536 1
 
 
Energy, Work, Heat
Unit joule kW· hr ft lb calory B·t·u
1 joule 1 2·778 x 10-7 0·7376 0·2389 9·478 x 10-4
1 kW· hr 3·600 x 106 1 2·655 x 106 8·598 x 105 3412
1 ft lb 1·356 3·766 x 10-7 1 0·3238 1·285 x 10-3
1 calory 4·187 1·163 x 10-6 3·088 1 3·968 x 10-3
1 B·t·u· 1055 2·931 x 10-4 778·2 252 1

1 kW· hr (kilowatt hour) is 1 unit (Board of Trade unit) as measured by the electricity meter·
1 B·t·u· is a British thermal unit and is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 lb of water by 1o
1 Therm is 100,000 B·t·u's and is equivalent to the heat generated by 29·3 units of electricity·
1 calorie is the heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gm of water by 1o C· The calorie as used by weightwatchers is actually 1,000 calories as defined above·
1 erg id 10-7 joule·
1 electron volt (eV) is 1·6 x 10-19 joule
 

Pressure
Unit pascal millibar atmosphere torr lb/sq in
1 pascal 1 0·01 9·869 x 10-6 7·501 x 10-3 1·450 x 10-4
1 millibar 100 1 9·869 x 10-4 0·7501 0·01450
1 atmosphere 101,300 1013 1 760 14·7
1 torr 133·3 1·333 1·316 x 10-3 1 0·01934
1 lb/sq in 6895 68·95 0·06895 51·72 1

1 pascal = 1 newton/sq metre = 10 dyne/sq cm
1 torr is the pressure due to 1 mm of mercury·
By atmosphere is meant "standard atmosphere" which is 760 mm or 29·92 inches of mercury·
 



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