watt/meter/K to kilowatt/meter/K
Please provide values below to convert watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] to kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)], or change ↔.
watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)]
Definition: A unit of thermal conductivity that measures how much heat passes through a meter of material when a 1K temperature difference is maintained.
Historyandorigin: The SI unit of thermal conductivity, derived from Joules per second per meter per Kelvin.
CurrentUse: Used in material science, engineering, and building construction to assess heat conduction.
funfact: A material with a high thermal conductivity will feel hot to the touch quickly, like metals!
kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)]
Definition: A larger-scale unit of thermal conductivity, useful for measuring heat flow in industrial materials.
Historyandorigin: A derived unit from the kilowatt, commonly used in large-scale engineering projects.
CurrentUse: Used in HVAC design, industrial materials, and construction to assess thermal efficiency.
funfact: Kilowatt-level measurements are perfect for large buildings or factories with high heat exchange rates!
watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] to kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] Conversion Table
| 1 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.001 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 2 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.002 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 3 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.003 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 5 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.005 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 10 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.01 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 50 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.05 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 100 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 0.1 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 1000 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 1 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 10000 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 10 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 100000 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 100 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
| 1000000 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] | 1000 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] |
How to Convert watt/meter/K to kilowatt/meter/K
1 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] = 0.001 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)]
1 kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)] = 1000 watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)]
we use cross multiplication method
watt/meter/K [W/(m*K)] → kilowatt/meter/K [kW/(m*K)]
1 → 0.001
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*0.001=1*x
by simplifying
x=0.0015