Discover the precision of converting Kilopond Meters to Calories (th) with Newtum's intuitive KPM to Cal converter, designed to simplify your calculations.
A kilopond meter (kpm) is a unit of work or energy in the gravitational metric system, equivalent to the work done by the force of one kilopond acting over a distance of one meter. It is primarily used in physics and engineering to measure the energy transferred or the work done in moving an object through a gravitational field, using the standard Earth gravity.
Definition of CaloriethA calorieth (cal), also known as a thermochemical calorie, is a unit of energy. It is defined as the amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree Celsius at a pressure of one atmosphere. The calorieth is a small unit of energy and is commonly used in chemistry and the study of thermodynamics.
| Kilopond Meter (kpm) | Calorie (th) |
|---|---|
| 1 kpm | 2.34 cal |
| 2 kpm | 4.68 cal |
| 3 kpm | 7.02 cal |
| 4 kpm | 9.36 cal |
| 5 kpm | 11.70 cal |
| 6 kpm | 14.04 cal |
| 7 kpm | 16.38 cal |
| 8 kpm | 18.72 cal |
| 9 kpm | 21.06 cal |
| 10 kpm | 23.40 cal |
Example 1:
Convert 5 kpm to cal:
5 kpm = 5 x 2.34 cal = 11.70 cal
Example 2:
Convert 10 kpm to cal:
10 kpm = 10 x 2.34 cal = 23.40 cal
Tracing back the origins, the Kilopond Meter to Calorie (th) Converter stems from two historical units of measure. Developed during the era of steam engines, these units helped engineers convert between mechanical energy and heat energy to improve efficiency and understand energy consumption in various processes.
Explore the practicality of the Kilopond Meter to Calorie (th) Converter in day-to-day applications.
Example 1:
To convert 3 kpm to cal:
3 kpm = 3 x 2.34 cal = 7.02 cal
Example 2:
To convert 6 kpm to cal:
6 kpm = 6 x 2.34 cal = 14.04 cal
