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Laurine
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Hello,
can anyone help me to convert 180 ton to kN/m ?
Which formula can you use to convert this?
Thanks!
can anyone help me to convert 180 ton to kN/m ?
Which formula can you use to convert this?
Thanks!
Hi Laurine. Perhaps you could explain why you would like to do this conversion? --- then someone could help by examining the lead up to this question.Laurine said:Hello,
can anyone help me to convert 180 ton to kN/m ?
Which formula can you use to convert this?
Thanks!
Hi everyone,NascentOxygen said:Hi Laurine. Perhaps you could explain why you would like to do this conversion? --- then someone could help by examining the lead up to this question.
I'm sorry for my late anwer, but I've found the answer to my question. Thank you!NascentOxygen said:Can you post that formula here?
The conversion factor for ton to kN/m is 9.80665. This means that 1 ton is equal to 9.80665 kN/m.
To convert tons to kN/m, simply multiply the number of tons by 9.80665. For example, if you have 5 tons, the conversion would be 5 x 9.80665 = 49.03325 kN/m.
Ton is a unit of mass. It is commonly used to measure the weight of heavy objects such as vehicles, buildings, and large equipment.
kN/m (kilonewton per meter) is a unit of force per unit length. It is commonly used to measure the strength or load-bearing capacity of materials, such as in construction or engineering applications.
Yes, other units of force per unit length, such as pounds per foot or newtons per millimeter, can be converted to kN/m using appropriate conversion factors. However, it is important to ensure that the units being converted are equivalent in terms of force and length.