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Calorie (thermodynamic) to Foot-pound Conversion Calculator
Convert Calorie (thermodynamic) (cal) to Foot-pound (ft-lb) instantly with live mathematical scaling and high-precision energy tables.
Analyzing the Calorie (thermodynamic) / Foot-pound Relationship
Calorie (thermodynamic) (cal): The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree Celsius.
Foot-pound (ft-lb): An imperial unit of work or energy, defined as the energy required to raise a mass of one pound by one foot against gravity.
Other Conversions to Foot-pound
Barrel of Oil Equivalent → Foot-poundboe to ft-lb
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British Thermal Unit → Foot-poundBTU to ft-lb
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Calorie (nutritional) → Foot-poundCal (kcal) to ft-lb
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Calorie (thermodynamic) → Foot-poundcal to ft-lb
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Cubic Foot of Natural Gas → Foot-poundft³ gas to ft-lb
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Electronvolt → Foot-poundeV to ft-lb
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Erg → Foot-pounderg to ft-lb
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Foot-poundal → Foot-poundft-pdl to ft-lb
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Hartree (atomic unit of energy) → Foot-poundEh to ft-lb
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Horsepower-hour → Foot-poundhp·h to ft-lb
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Joule → Foot-poundJ to ft-lb
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Kilojoule → Foot-poundkJ to ft-lb
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