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Fri Feb 22, 2013 10:50 am
I am questioning my own simple math because the answers are the reciprocal of what I expected. What is the conversion formula for converting "grams/hp-hr (metric horsepower) to grams/kW-hr"?
Sat Feb 23, 2013 2:29 pm
rem wrote:I am questioning my own simple math because the answers are the reciprocal of what I expected. What is the conversion formula for converting "grams/hp-hr (metric horsepower) to grams/kW-hr"?
Multiply "grams/hp(metric)-hr" by 1.3596 to convert to "grams/kW-hr"
Note: the above is for metric HP. For mechanical horsepower, multiply "grams/hp-hr" by 1.341 to convert to "grams/kW-hr"
Thu Jul 18, 2013 9:14 am
Dirtman wrote:
Metric HP Formula:
Multiply "grams/hp(metric)-hr" by 1.3596 to convert to "grams/kW-hr"
mechanical horsepower, multiply "grams/hp-hr" by 1.341 to convert to "grams/kW-hr"
I am newbie and this formula is helpful for my business point of view. Thanks for sharing to this.
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