Foot-pound To Pound-force Foot Converter

(ft·lbf to lbf·ft converter)

Convert Foot-pound to Pound-force Foot


Effortlessly Convert Torque Units: ft·lbf to lbf·ft with Newtum's Precision Tool


(Last Updated On: 2024-10-16)

Newtum's ft·lbf to lbf·ft Converter offers a quick and accurate way to interchange these torque units, sparking curiosity to explore the simplicity of this essential tool.

What are Foot-pound and Pound-force Foot

Definition of Foot-pound

A foot-pound (ft·lbf) is a unit of work or energy in the Imperial and US customary systems. It is the work done by a force of one pound-force acting over a one-foot distance in the direction of the force. This measure is commonly used in mechanical engineering to express torque, where it represents the rotational force applied at a one-foot radius.

Definition of Pound-force Foot

A pound-force foot (lbf·ft) is a unit of torque in the Imperial and US customary measurement systems. It represents the twisting force required to rotate an object about an axis, with the force being one pound-force applied at a distance of one foot from the pivot point. This unit is prevalent in various engineering and scientific applications, particularly in the automotive and aerospace industries.

Foot-pound to Pound-force Foot Conversion Table

Foot-pound (ft·lbf) Pound-force foot (lbf·ft)
1 ft·lbf 1 lbf·ft
2 ft·lbf 2 lbf·ft
3 ft·lbf 3 lbf·ft
4 ft·lbf 4 lbf·ft
5 ft·lbf 5 lbf·ft
6 ft·lbf 6 lbf·ft
7 ft·lbf 7 lbf·ft
8 ft·lbf 8 lbf·ft
9 ft·lbf 9 lbf·ft
10 ft·lbf 10 lbf·ft

Conversion of Foot-pound to Pound-force Foot

Example 1:
Convert 10 ft·lbf to lbf·ft:
10 ft·lbf = 10 lbf·ft

Example 2:
Convert 20 ft·lbf to lbf·ft:
20 ft·lbf = 20 lbf·ft

History of Foot-pound and Pound-force Foot

The foot-pound and pound-force foot units have been vital in mechanical engineering since the industrial revolution. They emerged as standard measurements for torque, enabling engineers to specify the rotational force needed for machinery and vehicles accurately.

How to use Foot-pound to Pound-force Foot Converter

Real Life Applications of Foot-pound to Pound-force Foot

Discover the practical uses of the ft·lbf to lbf·ft Converter in diverse real-life scenarios:

Solved Examples ft·lbf to lbf·ft

Example 1:
Converting 15 ft·lbf to lbf·ft:
15 ft·lbf = 15 lbf·ft

Example 2:
Converting 25 ft·lbf to lbf·ft:
25 ft·lbf = 25 lbf·ft

FAQs

What is a foot-pound?
A foot-pound is a unit of energy equal to the work done by a force of one pound-force applied over a distance of one foot.

How does the ft·lbf to lbf·ft Converter work?
The converter uses a simple formula to interchange values between the two units, providing quick and accurate conversions.

Can I convert lbf·ft back to ft·lbf using this converter?
Yes, the converter can also convert values in pound-force feet back to foot-pounds.