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Foot-pounds to Joules converter

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Result: 1 ft·lbf = 1.3558 J
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ft·lbf to J conversion table

ft·lbf J
11.35582
22.71164
34.06745
45.42327
56.77909
68.13491
79.49073
810.84654
912.20236
1013.55818
1114.914
1216.26982
1317.62563
1418.98145
1520.33727
1621.69309
1723.04891
1824.40472
1925.76054
2027.11636
2128.47218
2229.82799
2331.18381
2432.53963
2533.89545
2635.25127
2736.60708
2837.9629
2939.31872
3040.67454
3142.03036
3243.38617
3344.74199
3446.09781
3547.45363
3648.80945
3750.16526
3851.52108
3952.8769
4054.23272
4155.58854
4256.94435
4358.30017
4459.65599
4561.01181
4662.36763
4763.72344
4865.07926
4966.43508
5067.7909
5169.14672
5270.50253
5371.85835
5473.21417
5574.56999
5675.92581
5777.28162
5878.63744
5979.99326
6081.34908
6182.70489
6284.06071
6385.41653
6486.77235
6588.12817
6689.48398
6790.8398
6892.19562
6993.55144
7094.90726
7196.26307
7297.61889
7398.97471
74100.33053
75101.68635
76103.04216
77104.39798
78105.7538
79107.10962
80108.46544
81109.82125
82111.17707
83112.53289
84113.88871
85115.24453
86116.60034
87117.95616
88119.31198
89120.6678
90122.02362
91123.37943
92124.73525
93126.09107
94127.44689
95128.80271
96130.15852
97131.51434
98132.87016
99134.22598
100135.58179
101136.93761
102138.29343
103139.64925
104141.00507
105142.36088
106143.7167
107145.07252
108146.42834

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

1 ft·lbf ≈ 1.35581794833 J
1 J ≈ 0.737562149277 ft·lbf

Formula: J ≈ ft·lbf × 1.35581794833
ft·lbf ≈ J × 0.737562149277

Definitions: 1 ft·lbf = 1.35581794833 J

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.

The joule (J) is the SI unit of energy and work: the energy of one newton acting over one meter, or of one watt working for one second. It is a small unit, roughly the energy needed to lift a small apple by one meter.

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

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