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Horsepower (Metric) to Horsepower (Mechanical) converter

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Result: 1 metric hp = 0.9863 hp
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metric hp to hp conversion table

metric hp hp
10.98632
21.97264
32.95896
43.94528
54.9316
65.91792
76.90424
87.89056
98.87688
109.8632
1110.84952
1211.83584
1312.82216
1413.80848
1514.7948
1615.78112
1716.76744
1817.75376
1918.74008
2019.7264
2120.71272
2221.69904
2322.68536
2423.67168
2524.658
2625.64432
2726.63064
2827.61696
2928.60328
3029.5896
3130.57592
3231.56224
3332.54856
3433.53488
3534.5212
3635.50752
3736.49384
3837.48016
3938.46648
4039.4528
4140.43912
4241.42544
4342.41176
4443.39808
4544.3844
4645.37072
4746.35704
4847.34336
4948.32968
5049.316
5150.30232
5251.28864
5352.27496
5453.26128
5554.2476
5655.23392
5756.22024
5857.20656
5958.19288
6059.1792
6160.16552
6261.15184
6362.13816
6463.12448
6564.1108
6665.09712
6766.08344
6867.06976
6968.05608
7069.0424
7170.02873
7271.01505
7372.00137
7472.98769
7573.97401
7674.96033
7775.94665
7876.93297
7977.91929
8078.90561
8179.89193
8280.87825
8381.86457
8482.85089
8583.83721
8684.82353
8785.80985
8886.79617
8987.78249
9088.76881
9189.75513
9290.74145
9391.72777
9492.71409
9593.70041
9694.68673
9795.67305
9896.65937
9997.64569
10098.63201
10199.61833
102100.60465
103101.59097
104102.57729
105103.56361
106104.54993
107105.53625
108106.52257

To convert horsepower (Metric) to horsepower (Mechanical), enter the value in the first field. The result in horsepower (Mechanical) is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 metric hp ≈ 0.98632007062 hp
1 hp = 1.013869665424 metric hp

Formula: hp ≈ metric hp × 0.98632007062
metric hp = hp × 1.013869665424

Definitions: 1 metric hp = 735.49875 W; 1 hp = 745.699871582 W

The metric horsepower (PS in German, CV in Spanish, ch in French) is 75 kilogram-force meters per second, exactly 735.49875 watts, about 1.4% smaller than the mechanical horsepower. It is used for engine power in Europe and much of Asia.

The mechanical (imperial) horsepower (hp) is 550 foot-pounds per second, about 745.7 watts. It is the horsepower quoted for cars and engines in the United States and the United Kingdom, and the unit goes back to James Watt.

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

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