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How to Convert from Revolution/hour [r/h] to Degree/minute [°/min]?
Learn how to convert angular velocity units from revolution per hour (r/h) to degree per minute (°/min), including conversion formulas, examples, and typical applications in astronomy, industrial monitoring, and instrumentation.
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Revolution/hour [r/h] to Degree/minute [°/min] Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This unit converter transforms angular velocity measurements expressed in revolutions per hour into degrees per minute, allowing users to interpret rotational speeds in a finer time resolution useful for various technical fields.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the value in revolution/hour to convert
- Select revolution/hour [r/h] as the input unit
- Choose degree/minute [°/min] as the output unit
- Click convert to see the equivalent angular velocity in degree per minute
Key Features
- Converts angular velocity units from revolution/hour to degree/minute
- Provides quick and accurate conversion using the formula 1 r/h = 6 °/min
- Supports use in astronomy, industrial equipment monitoring, and motion control
- Browser-based and easy to use without installation
Examples
- 2 revolution/hour converts to 12 degree/minute
- 0.5 revolution/hour converts to 3 degree/minute
Common Use Cases
- Specifying slow rotational rates for solar tracker or antenna mounts
- Monitoring slow industrial equipment such as rotary kilns and large mixers
- Expressing slow rotation rates in astronomy and geoscience
- Tracking and controlling astronomical telescope movements
- Setting pan and tilt speeds for surveillance or time-lapse cameras
- Controlling mechanical scanning rates of radars and gimbal motions
Tips & Best Practices
- Use this conversion for relatively slow angular velocities where hourly revolution counts apply
- Confirm the need for degree/minute units as they are non-SI and may require conversion to radians per second for standard scientific calculations
- Be aware of potential measurement inaccuracies due to mechanical factors when monitoring slow rotations
- Choose the angular velocity unit appropriate to the application's time scale and precision requirements
Limitations
- Not suitable for very high-speed rotational velocities
- Degree per minute is a non-SI unit and may not be ideal for all scientific purposes
- Measurement precision can be affected by mechanical jitter or external disturbances
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does revolution per hour [r/h] measure?
- It measures angular velocity by counting how many complete 360° revolutions happen in one hour, commonly used for slow rotational speeds.
- Why convert revolution/hour to degree/minute?
- Converting to degree/minute provides a finer time resolution useful for precision monitoring and control where angular displacement per minute matters.
- Is degree per minute an SI unit?
- No, degree per minute is a non-SI unit. The standard unit for angular velocity in the SI system is radians per second.
Key Terminology
- Revolution/hour [r/h]
- A unit of angular velocity indicating the number of complete 360-degree rotations per hour, used for measuring slow rotations.
- Degree/minute [°/min]
- An angular velocity unit representing how many degrees are rotated per minute, helpful in precision rotational measurements.