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Dear reader,
I thought I was getting the hang of converting units but came across a thermal conductivity value and the unit was given in:
BTU/hr-ft-R I assume the 'R' means 'Rankine'.
I want to convert to the SI unit for Thermal Conductivity:
W/(m·K)
Any ideas? Or if you know where to find the Thermal Conductivity of refrigerant R-134a at 60.29degs C please let me know ;).
Thank you
I thought I was getting the hang of converting units but came across a thermal conductivity value and the unit was given in:
BTU/hr-ft-R I assume the 'R' means 'Rankine'.
I want to convert to the SI unit for Thermal Conductivity:
W/(m·K)
Any ideas? Or if you know where to find the Thermal Conductivity of refrigerant R-134a at 60.29degs C please let me know ;).
Thank you
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