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How to Convert from Revolution/hour [r/h] to Degree/hour [°/h]
Learn how to convert angular velocity from revolution per hour to degree per hour using a straightforward conversion formula and understand its applications in astronomy, industry, and geoscience.
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Revolution/hour [r/h] to Degree/hour [°/h] Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This converter transforms angular velocity values from revolution per hour (r/h) to degree per hour (°/h). It allows users to translate full rotations per hour into degrees per hour, which is useful for precise angular measurements in various scientific and industrial fields.
How to Use This Tool?
- Input the angular velocity value in revolution/hour.
- Select the unit 'revolution/hour [r/h]' as the original unit.
- Choose 'degree/hour [°/h]' as the target unit for conversion.
- Execute the conversion to get the equivalent velocity in degrees per hour.
- Interpret the result for applications requiring angular velocity in degrees.
Key Features
- Converts angular velocity from revolution/hour to degree/hour.
- Uses a direct and simple conversion factor: 1 r/h equals 360 °/h.
- Supports measurement in fields like astronomy, industrial monitoring, and geoscience.
- Browser-based and easy to use without needing advanced calculations.
- Provides clear examples for quick understanding of conversion.
Examples
- 2 Revolution/hour equals 720 Degree/hour.
- 0.5 Revolution/hour equals 180 Degree/hour.
Common Use Cases
- Converting rotational speeds for slow-moving industrial equipment like large mixers or rotary kilns.
- Expressing slow planetary or satellite rotation rates in astronomy and geoscience.
- Describing Earth's rotation or telescope and antenna tracking rates.
- Quantifying low-rate attitude drift in spacecraft or inertial navigation systems.
Tips & Best Practices
- Use the conversion to obtain more granular angular velocity units for precise analysis.
- Apply the tool when interpreting rotational speeds over long timescales.
- Ensure stable rotation rates while converting, as the formula assumes constant velocity.
- Double-check units and values to maintain accuracy in different applications.
- Utilize the converter for both industrial and scientific angular velocity monitoring.
Limitations
- Assumes rotation rates remain constant without acceleration during measurement.
- May face precision constraints when measuring very low angular velocities.
- Not ideal for extremely high-speed rotations where dynamic effects influence outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the conversion factor from revolution/hour to degree/hour?
- The conversion factor is 1 Revolution/hour equals 360 Degree/hour.
- In which fields is this conversion commonly applied?
- It is often used in astronomy, industrial monitoring of slow rotating machinery, and geoscience including spacecraft attitude control.
- Can this converter handle variable or accelerating rotation rates?
- No, it assumes the rotation rate remains constant during the measurement period.
Key Terminology
- Revolution/hour [r/h]
- A unit of angular velocity representing the number of full 360° rotations completed in one hour.
- Degree/hour [°/h]
- A unit expressing angular velocity as the amount of angle in degrees changed per hour.
- Angular velocity
- The rate of change of angular position of an object, typically measured in units like revolutions per hour or degrees per hour.