1 horsepower hour = 2,546.136 Btu [thermochemical]1 Btu [thermochemical] = 0.000392752 horsepower hour
The result of your conversion between horsepower hour and Btu [thermochemical] appears here
Multiply the value in horsepower hour by 2,546.136 to get the result in Btu [thermochemical].
Example: 5 hph × 2,546.136 = 12,730.68 Btu
| Horsepower hour | Btu [thermochemical] |
|---|---|
| 0.1 hph | 254.6136 Btu |
| 0.5 hph | 1,273.068 Btu |
| 1 hph | 2,546.136 Btu |
| 2 hph | 5,092.272 Btu |
| 3 hph | 7,638.409 Btu |
| 4 hph | 10,184.54 Btu |
| 5 hph | 12,730.68 Btu |
| 10 hph | 25,461.36 Btu |
| 15 hph | 38,192.04 Btu |
| 20 hph | 50,922.72 Btu |
| 25 hph | 63,653.41 Btu |
| 50 hph | 127,306.8 Btu |
| 100 hph | 254,613.6 Btu |
| 500 hph | 1,273,068 Btu |
| 1,000 hph | 2,546,136 Btu |
| Btu [thermochemical] | Horsepower hour |
|---|---|
| 0.1 Btu | 3.92752 × 10⁻⁵ hph |
| 0.5 Btu | 0.000196376 hph |
| 1 Btu | 0.000392752 hph |
| 2 Btu | 0.0007855039 hph |
| 3 Btu | 0.001178256 hph |
| 4 Btu | 0.001571008 hph |
| 5 Btu | 0.00196376 hph |
| 10 Btu | 0.00392752 hph |
| 15 Btu | 0.005891279 hph |
| 20 Btu | 0.007855039 hph |
| 25 Btu | 0.009818799 hph |
| 50 Btu | 0.0196376 hph |
| 100 Btu | 0.0392752 hph |
| 500 Btu | 0.196376 hph |
| 1,000 Btu | 0.392752 hph |
1 horsepower hour = 2,546.136 Btu [thermochemical].
1 Btu [thermochemical] = 0.000392752 horsepower hour.
Multiply the value in horsepower hour by 2,546.136 to get the result in Btu [thermochemical]. Example: 5 hph × 2,546.136 = 12,730.68 Btu.
Horsepower hour (hph) is a unit of energy.
1 horsepower hour = 2,684,520 joule (J)
1 horsepower hour = 641,186.5 calorie [I.T.] (cal)
1 joule = 3.725061 × 10⁻⁷ horsepower hour
Use the converter above to convert horsepower hour into any other unit of energy.
Btu [thermochemical] (Btu) is a unit of energy. This is the thermochemical definition of the unit.
1 Btu [thermochemical] = 1,054.35 joule (J)
1 Btu [thermochemical] = 251.8272 calorie [I.T.] (cal)
1 joule = 0.0009484514 Btu [thermochemical]
Use the converter above to convert Btu [thermochemical] into any other unit of energy.