Discover the seamless Erg to Horsepower metric Hour Converter, designed by Newtum, to effortlessly translate energy units to power over time. Spark your curiosity and explore its utility!
An erg is a unit of energy or work in the centimeter-gram-second (CGS) system, equivalent to the work done by a force of one dyne exerted for a distance of one centimeter. In scientific notation, one erg is defined as 10^-7 joules. It is a small unit by modern standards and predominantly used in physics and astrophysics for measuring smaller amounts of energy.
Definition of Horsepower-hourA horsepower-hour is a unit of energy that represents the work done at the rate of one horsepower over the period of one hour. It is a larger unit of energy often used in the context of engines and electric motors. One horsepower-hour is equal to 2,545,000 foot-pounds or approximately 745.7 watt-hours in the International System of Units (SI).
Erg | Horsepower-hour (hp*h) |
---|---|
1e+9 | 3.776e-10 |
2e+9 | 7.552e-10 |
5e+9 | 1.888e-9 |
1e+10 | 3.776e-9 |
2e+10 | 7.552e-9 |
5e+10 | 1.888e-8 |
1e+11 | 3.776e-8 |
2e+11 | 7.552e-8 |
5e+11 | 1.888e-7 |
1e+12 | 3.776e-7 |
1 erg = 3.776e-7 hp*h
10 erg = 3.776e-6 hp*h
Example 1:
Convert 1e+10 erg to hp*h:
1e+10 erg = 1e+10 × 3.776e-9 hp*h = 0.03776 hp*h
Example 2:
Convert 5e+10 erg to hp*h:
5e+10 erg = 5e+10 × 3.776e-9 hp*h = 0.1888 hp*h
The Erg to Horsepower metric Hour Converter is a result of the evolution in unit measurement and the need for conversion between different systems. The erg, part of the CGS system, and horsepower-hour, a unit in the imperial system, are bridged by this tool to provide a seamless conversion experience, reflecting the global integration of energy and power measurement in various fields.
Explore the real-world applications of converting ergs to horsepower-hours and how this tool can simplify your energy and power calculations.
Example 1:
To convert 1e+12 erg to hp*h:
1e+12 erg = 1e+12 × 3.776e-7 hp*h = 377.6 hp*h
Example 2:
To convert 2e+12 erg to hp*h:
2e+12 erg = 2e+12 × 3.776e-7 hp*h = 755.2 hp*h