Convert BTU per second per foot per degree Fahrenheit to Microwatt per metre kelvin

Convert BTU per second per foot per degree Fahrenheit (BTU/(s·ft·°F)) to Microwatt per metre kelvin (µW/(m·K)) instantly and accurately.

BTU per second per foot per degree Fahrenheit (BTU/(s·ft·°F))
Microwatt per metre kelvin (µW/(m·K))

Conversion Formula

µW/(m·K) = BTU/(s·ft·°F) × 6230644799

About BTU per second per foot per degree Fahrenheit

The BTU per second per foot per degree Fahrenheit (BTU/(s·ft·°F)) equals (1055.05585262 × 9)/(0.3048 × 5) W/(m·K) ≈6230.6 W/(m·K). Equal to 3600 × BTU/(h·ft·°F). Reserved for extremely high-power transient applications in US engineering literature; copper ≈0.0617; carbon steel ≈0.0072 BTU/(s·ft·°F). 1 BTU/(s·ft·°F) = 3600 BTU/(h·ft·°F) ≈6230.6 W/(m·K).

About Microwatt per metre kelvin

The microwatt per metre kelvin (µW/(m·K)) equals exactly 10⁻⁶ W/(m·K). Used for near-vacuum conditions and evacuated superinsulation systems where the effective thermal conductivity falls well below the mW/(m·K) range. Evacuated multi-layer insulation (MLI) at high vacuum can reach 0.001-10 µW/(m·K) effective conductivity. Completes the SI prefix chain below mW/(m·K). 1 µW/(m·K) = 10⁻⁶ W/(m·K) = 10⁻³ mW/(m·K).

Quick Reference Table

BTU per second per foot per degree Fahrenheit (BTU/(s·ft·°F))Microwatt per metre kelvin (µW/(m·K))
1 BTU/(s·ft·°F)6.231 × 109 µW/(m·K)
2 BTU/(s·ft·°F)1.246 × 1010 µW/(m·K)
5 BTU/(s·ft·°F)3.115 × 1010 µW/(m·K)
10 BTU/(s·ft·°F)6.231 × 1010 µW/(m·K)
25 BTU/(s·ft·°F)1.558 × 1011 µW/(m·K)
50 BTU/(s·ft·°F)3.115 × 1011 µW/(m·K)
100 BTU/(s·ft·°F)6.231 × 1011 µW/(m·K)

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