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BTU to Foot-pounds converter

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Result: 1 BTU = 778.1693 ft·lbf
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BTU to ft·lbf conversion table

BTU ft·lbf
1778.16926
21556.33852
32334.50779
43112.67705
53890.84631
64669.01557
75447.18484
86225.3541
97003.52336
107781.69262
118559.86188
129338.03115
1310116.20041
1410894.36967
1511672.53893
1612450.7082
1713228.87746
1814007.04672
1914785.21598
2015563.38525
2116341.55451
2217119.72377
2317897.89303
2418676.06229
2519454.23156
2620232.40082
2721010.57008
2821788.73934
2922566.90861
3023345.07787
3124123.24713
3224901.41639
3325679.58565
3426457.75492
3527235.92418
3628014.09344
3728792.2627
3829570.43197
3930348.60123
4031126.77049
4131904.93975
4232683.10902
4333461.27828
4434239.44754
4535017.6168
4635795.78606
4736573.95533
4837352.12459
4938130.29385
5038908.46311
5139686.63238
5240464.80164
5341242.9709
5442021.14016
5542799.30942
5643577.47869
5744355.64795
5845133.81721
5945911.98647
6046690.15574
6147468.325
6248246.49426
6349024.66352
6449802.83279
6550581.00205
6651359.17131
6752137.34057
6852915.50983
6953693.6791
7054471.84836
7155250.01762
7256028.18688
7356806.35615
7457584.52541
7558362.69467
7659140.86393
7759919.03319
7860697.20246
7961475.37172
8062253.54098
8163031.71024
8263809.87951
8364588.04877
8465366.21803
8566144.38729
8666922.55655
8767700.72582
8868478.89508
8969257.06434
9070035.2336
9170813.40287
9271591.57213
9372369.74139
9473147.91065
9573926.07992
9674704.24918
9775482.41844
9876260.5877
9977038.75696
10077816.92623
10178595.09549
10279373.26475
10380151.43401
10480929.60328
10581707.77254
10682485.9418
10783264.11106
10884042.28032

To convert BTU to foot-pounds, enter the value in the first field. The result in foot-pounds is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 BTU ≈ 778.169262266 ft·lbf
1 ft·lbf ≈ 0.00128506746346 BTU

Formula: ft·lbf ≈ BTU × 778.169262266
BTU ≈ ft·lbf × 0.00128506746346

Definitions: 1 BTU = 1055.05585262 J; 1 ft·lbf = 1.35581794833 J

The British thermal unit (BTU) here is the International Table BTU, about 1,055 joules, roughly the energy needed to raise one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. It is used in the United States for heating and cooling equipment, fuel content and natural gas.

The foot-pound (ft·lbf) is the work done by a force of one pound-force over a distance of one foot, about 1.356 joules. It is used in the United States for the muzzle energy of ammunition and for impact energy, and it should not be confused with the pound-foot, a unit of torque.

See the conversion table with commonly used values, handy for quick reference or study.

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