Convert Foot-pound to terajoule
You are currently converting energy units from Foot-pound to terajoule
Starting unit
The foot-pound is often used to specify the muzzle energy of a bullet in small arms ballistics, particularly in the United States.
Conversion base:
1 ft-lb = 1.3558179483314E-12 TJ
1 TJ = 737562149277.27 ft-lb
Foot-pound
The foot-pound is the work of a one-pound force over one foot, 1.356 J. It is used in the US for the muzzle energy of firearms and airguns (a .22 rifle delivers about 100 ft·lb, a hunting rifle 2,000–3,000) and for the impact energy of tools and hammers. Do not confuse it with the pound-foot of torque: the same product of force and distance, but nothing moves, so it is not energy.
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Starting unit
- Joule family
- calories and kilocalories
- watt x time
- energy equivalent units
- kg of oil equivalent koe
- tonne of oil equivalent toe
- thousand tonnes of oil equivalent ktoe
- million tonnes of oil equivalent Mtoe
- barrel of oil equivalent boe
- thousand barrels of oil equivalent kboe
- million barrels of oil equivalent Mboe
- billion m3 natural gas Gm3 NG
- billion ft3 natural gas Gft3 NG
- million tonnes liquefied natural gas Mt LNG
- billion tonnes liquefied natural gas Gt LNG
- kg hard coal kg SKE
- t hard coal t SKE
- electronVolt
- other energy units
Destination unit
- Joule family
- calories and kilocalories
- watt x time
- energy equivalent units
- kg of oil equivalent koe
- tonne of oil equivalent toe
- thousand tonnes of oil equivalent ktoe
- million tonnes of oil equivalent Mtoe
- barrel of oil equivalent boe
- thousand barrels of oil equivalent kboe
- million barrels of oil equivalent Mboe
- billion m3 natural gas Gm3 NG
- billion ft3 natural gas Gft3 NG
- million tonnes liquefied natural gas Mt LNG
- billion tonnes liquefied natural gas Gt LNG
- kg hard coal kg SKE
- t hard coal t SKE
- electronVolt
- other energy units
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