Calculators

  • m3/h to GPM Converter

    Metric pump sheets give m³/h, but US pipes and valves use GPM. Multiply by 4.4029 to match them. Quick answer: multiply the flow in m³/h by 4.4029. For example, 10 m³/h is 44.029 GPM, 50 m³/h is 220.14 GPM and 100 m³/h is 440.29 GPM. The m³/h to GPM formula A cubic metre is 1,000…

  • kJ to Calories Converter

    When someone says calories about food, they mean kilocalories. So the answer you want is kJ divided by 4.184, and the small calorie is 1,000 times that. Quick answer: divide the kilojoules by 4.184 to get food Calories (kcal). For example, 100 kJ is 23.9 kcal, 1,500 kJ is 358.5 kcal and 2,000 kJ is…

  • Volts to mA Converter

    A 5 V supply across a 1,000 ohm resistor pushes 5 mA, a small current of the kind a status light uses. Quick answer: Divide the voltage by the resistance in ohms, then multiply by 1,000. For example, 5 V across 1,000 Ω is 5 mA, 12 V across 470 Ω is 25.532 mA and…

  • Bytes To GB Converter

    Some tools report size in bytes. Divide the bytes by 1,000,000,000 to see the GB. Quick answer: multiply the size in B by 0.000000001. For example, 1,000,000,000 B is 1 GB, 5,000,000,000 B is 5 GB and 64,000,000,000 B is 64 GB. The B to GB formula One GB is 10⁹ bytes, which is 1,000,000,000…

  • API To Density Converter

    A 30 degree API crude has a specific gravity of about 0.876, or roughly 875 kg/m3. Quick answer: Add 131.5 to the API gravity, then divide 141.5 by the result. For example, 10 API is 1 SG, 30 API is 0.8762 SG and 40 API is 0.8251 SG. The API to density formula Specific gravity…

  • Nickels To Dollars

    20 nickels make exactly 1 dollar. Quick answer: Multiply the number of nickels by 0.05, or divide by 20. For example, 20 nickels is 1 dollars, 40 nickels is 2 dollars and 100 nickels is 5 dollars. The nickels to dollars formula Dollars equal the number of nickels times 0.05. A nickel is worth 5…

  • mg To Tsp

    1,000 mg of baking soda fills only about 0.2 teaspoon, while 1,000 mg of water fills about 0.2 teaspoon too. Quick answer: Divide the mg by 1,000, multiply by 48 and divide by the grams per cup. For example, 1,000 mg of baking soda is 0.2087 tsp, 1,000 mg of granulated sugar is 0.24 tsp…