kilogram-force second/square meter to terapoise
Please provide values below to convert kilogram-force second/square meter to terapoise [TP], or change ↔.
kilogram-force second/square meter
Definition: A unit of dynamic viscosity, expressing the product of kilogram-force and time (in seconds) divided by square meters.
Historyandorigin: The kilogram-force is based on the gravitational force exerted on a one-kilogram mass at Earth's surface.
CurrentUse: Primarily used in engineering to measure viscosity in some specialized systems.
funfact: This unit is less common than the pascal second but may still appear in certain non-SI systems for specific fluid mechanics problems.
terapoise [TP]
Definition: A unit of viscosity equal to 10^12 poises.
Historyandorigin: Based on the poise unit, with the 'tera-' prefix meaning a factor of 10^12.
CurrentUse: Rarely encountered in real-world applications, but may be used in theoretical or extreme-condition fluid studies.
funfact: Much larger than what would ever be found in normal fluid mechanics.
kilogram-force second/square meter to terapoise [TP] Conversion Table
| 1 kilogram-force second/square meter | 9.80665E-11 terapoise [TP] |
| 2 kilogram-force second/square meter | 1.96133E-10 terapoise [TP] |
| 3 kilogram-force second/square meter | 2.941995E-10 terapoise [TP] |
| 5 kilogram-force second/square meter | 4.903325E-10 terapoise [TP] |
| 10 kilogram-force second/square meter | 9.80665E-10 terapoise [TP] |
| 50 kilogram-force second/square meter | 4.903325E-9 terapoise [TP] |
| 100 kilogram-force second/square meter | 9.80665E-9 terapoise [TP] |
| 1000 kilogram-force second/square meter | 9.80665E-8 terapoise [TP] |
| 10000 kilogram-force second/square meter | 9.80665E-7 terapoise [TP] |
| 100000 kilogram-force second/square meter | 0.0000098067 terapoise [TP] |
| 1000000 kilogram-force second/square meter | 0.0000980665 terapoise [TP] |
How to Convert kilogram-force second/square meter to terapoise
1 kilogram-force second/square meter = 9.80665E-11 terapoise [TP]
1 terapoise [TP] = 10197162130 kilogram-force second/square meter
we use cross multiplication method
kilogram-force second/square meter → terapoise [TP]
1 → 9.80665E-11
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*9.80665E-11=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.4709975E-10