How to Convert Hectopoise to Pascal Second?
As we know One hP is equal to 10 Pa·s (1 hP = 10 Pa·s).
To convert Hectopoise to Pascal Second, multiply your hP figure by 10.
Example : convert 25 hP to Pa·s:
25 hP = 25 × 10 Pa·s = Pa·s
To convert Pascal Second to Hectopoise, divide your Pa·s figure by 10.
Example : convert 25 Pa·s to hP:
25 Pa·s = 25 ÷ 10 hP = hP
How to Convert Pascal Second to Hectopoise?
As we know One Pa·s is equal to 0.1 hP (1 Pa·s = 0.1 hP).
To convert Pascal Second to Hectopoise, multiply your Pa·s figure by 0.1.
Example : convert 45 Pa·s to hP:
45 Pa·s = 45 × 0.1 hP = hP
To convert Hectopoise to Pascal Second, divide your hP figure by 0.1.
Example : convert 45 hP to Pa·s:
45 hP = 45 ÷ 0.1 Pa·s = Pa·s
Convert Hectopoise or Pascal Second to Other Dynamic Viscosity Units
| hP to Pa·s | 1 hP = 10 Pa·s |
| hP to kgf·s/m² | 1 hP = 1.019716213 kgf·s/m² |
| hP to N·s/m² | 1 hP = 10 N·s/m² |
| hP to mN·s/m² | 1 hP = 10000 mN·s/m² |
| hP to dyn·s/cm² | 1 hP = 100 dyn·s/cm² |
| hP to P | 1 hP = 100 P |
| hP to EP | 1 hP = 1.E-16 EP |
| hP to PP | 1 hP = 1.E-13 PP |
| hP to TP | 1 hP = 1.E-10 TP |
| hP to GP | 1 hP = 1.E-7 GP |
| hP to MP | 1 hP = 0.0001 MP |
| hP to kP | 1 hP = 0.1 kP |
| hP to daP | 1 hP = 10 daP |
| hP to dP | 1 hP = 1000 dP |
| hP to cP | 1 hP = 10000 cP |
| hP to mP | 1 hP = 100000 mP |
| hP to µP | 1 hP = 100000000 µP |
| hP to nP | 1 hP = 100000000000 nP |
| hP to pP | 1 hP = 100000000000000 pP |
| hP to fP | 1 hP = 99999999999999980 fP |
| hP to aP | 1 hP = 100000000000000000000 aP |
| hP to lbf·s/in² | 1 hP = 0.0014503774 lbf·s/in² |
| hP to lbf·s/ft² | 1 hP = 0.2088543423 lbf·s/ft² |
| hP to pdl·s/ft² | 1 hP = 6.7196897514 pdl·s/ft² |
| hP to g/(cm·s) | 1 hP = 100 g/(cm·s) |
| hP to slug/(ft·s) | 1 hP = 0.2088543423 slug/(ft·s) |
| hP to lb/(ft·s) | 1 hP = 6.7196897514 lb/(ft·s) |
| hP to lb/(ft·h) | 1 hP = 24190.883105 lb/(ft·h) |
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FAQ
What is 9 Hectopoise in Pascal Second?
Pa·s. Since one hP equals 10 Pa·s, 9 hP in Pa·s will be Pa·s.
How many Pascal Second are in a Hectopoise?
There are 10 Pa·s in one hP. In turn, one Pa·s is equal to 0.1 hP.
How many hP is equal to 1 Pa·s?
1 Pa·s is approximately equal to 0.1 hP.
What is the hP value of 8 Pa·s?
The Hectopoise value of 8 Pa·s is hP. (i.e.,) 8 x 0.1 = hP.