Discover the efficiency of converting Watt-seconds to Ton-hours of refrigeration with our precise Ws to TRh converter, designed to simplify your calculations and spark curiosity.
A Watt-second (Ws) is a unit of energy equivalent to the work done when a one-watt power source operates for one second. It represents a small quantity of energy that is commonly used in physics to describe energy transfers in smaller scales.
Definition of Ton-hourA Ton-hour (TRh) is a unit of energy commonly used in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry. It represents the amount of heat required to melt one ton of ice over a period of one hour, equaling to 12,000 British Thermal Units (BTUs).
| Watt-second (Ws) | Ton-hour refrigeration (TRh) |
|---|---|
| 3600000 Ws | 0.0001 TRh |
| 7200000 Ws | 0.0002 TRh |
| 10800000 Ws | 0.0003 TRh |
| 14400000 Ws | 0.0004 TRh |
| 18000000 Ws | 0.0005 TRh |
| 21600000 Ws | 0.0006 TRh |
| 25200000 Ws | 0.0007 TRh |
| 28800000 Ws | 0.0008 TRh |
| 32400000 Ws | 0.0009 TRh |
| 36000000 Ws | 0.0010 TRh |
Example 1:
Convert 3600000 Ws to TRh:
3600000 Ws = 3600000 / 36000000000 TRh ≈ 0.0001 TRh
Example 2:
Convert 7200000 Ws to TRh:
7200000 Ws = 7200000 / 36000000000 TRh ≈ 0.0002 TRh
Originating from a need to convert electrical energy to an equivalent in cooling capacity, the Watt-second to Ton-hour refrigeration Converter was created. This tool serves engineers and technicians in the HVAC industry by translating energy usage into understandable cooling output terms.
Explore the real-world applications of the Ws to TRh converter that illustrate its practicality in various scenarios.
Example 1:
Converting 3600000 Ws to TRh results in approximately 0.0001 TRh, showcasing the converter's utility in precise calculations.
Example 2:
When converting 7200000 Ws to TRh, the outcome is roughly 0.0002 TRh, demonstrating the tool's effectiveness in energy conversion.
