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A foot-pound (ft-lb) is a unit of work or energy in the Engineering and Gravitational Systems in United States customary and imperial units of measure. It represents the energy transferred upon applying a force of one pound-force through a displacement of one foot. In physical terms, when a one-pound weight is dropped from a height of one foot, the resulting impact exerts one foot-pound of energy.
Definition of Kilowatt-secondA kilowatt-second (kW·s) is a derived unit of energy, equivalent to the work done by a power of one kilowatt operating for one second. It is a unit of energy that represents a direct conversion from electrical energy, as kilowatts are a measure of power, which, when multiplied by time in seconds, gives the total energy expended or required over that time period.
Foot-pound (ft-lb) | Kilowatt-second (kW·s) |
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1 ft-lb | 0.001356 kW·s |
5 ft-lb | 0.006780 kW·s |
10 ft-lb | 0.013560 kW·s |
20 ft-lb | 0.027120 kW·s |
50 ft-lb | 0.067801 kW·s |
100 ft-lb | 0.135603 kW·s |
200 ft-lb | 0.271205 kW·s |
500 ft-lb | 0.678013 kW·s |
1000 ft-lb | 1.356027 kW·s |
2000 ft-lb | 2.712055 kW·s |
1 ft-lb = 0.001356 kW·s
1 kW·s = 737.562149 ft-lb
Example 1:
Convert 10 ft-lb to kW·s:
10 ft-lb = 10 × 0.001356 kW·s = 0.01356 kW·s
Example 2:
Convert 50 ft-lb to kW·s:
50 ft-lb = 50 × 0.001356 kW·s = 0.0678 kW·s
The foot-pound to kilowatt-second converter traces its roots to the adoption of the foot-pound as a unit of energy in the British engineering systems and the kilowatt-second as a modern unit for measuring electrical energy. The conversion between these units reflects the ever-evolving need to reconcile traditional mechanical energy units with their electrical counterparts for diverse applications in science and engineering.
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Example 1:
To convert 75 ft-lb to kW·s:
75 ft-lb = 75 × 0.001356 kW·s = 0.1017 kW·s
Example 2:
To convert 150 ft-lb to kW·s:
150 ft-lb = 150 × 0.001356 kW·s = 0.2034 kW·s