millihertz-revolutions per hour conversion

Conversion number between millihertz [mHz] and revolutions per hour [rph] is 3.6. This means, that millihertz is bigger unit than revolutions per hour.

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from revolutions per hour to millihertz conversion

Enter the number in millihertz:

Decimal Fraction Exponential Expression

[mHz]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in revolutions per hour

precision	[info]
Decimal:	[!]
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Calculation process of conversion value

1 millihertz = (exactly) `(0.001) / ((1/3600))` = 3.6 revolutions per hour
1 revolutions per hour = (exactly) `((1/3600)) / (0.001)` = 0.27777777777778 millihertz
? millihertz × `(0.001 ("Hz"/"millihertz")) / ((1/3600) ("Hz"/"revolutions per hour"))` = ? revolutions per hour

High precision conversion

If conversion between millihertz to hertz and hertz to revolutions per hour is exactly definied, high precision conversion from millihertz to revolutions per hour is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

millihertz
Result in revolutions per hour:
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millihertz to revolutions per hour conversion chart

Start value:	[millihertz]
Step size	[millihertz]
How many lines?	(max 100)

visual:

millihertz	revolutions per hour
0	0
10	36
20	72
30	108
40	144
50	180
60	216
70	252
80	288
90	324
100	360
110	396

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Multiple conversion

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Details about millihertz and revolutions per hour units:

Convert Millihertz to other unit:

millihertz

Definition of millihertz unit: = Hz/1000. The thousandth of the hertz. How many cycles (eg rotations) occur within 1000 seconds. Used for slower events.

Convert Revolutions per hour to other unit:

revolutions per hour

Definition of revolutions per hour unit: = Hz/3600. The number of cycles or periodically repeating events occurring in one hour. Symbol rph (revolutions per hour), the value is 1/3600 Hertz.

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	×10		[mHz]