Thermal Conductivity

1 Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin = 239.01 Thermochemical Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius - one Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin is equal to 239.01 Thermochemical Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius. Use our free online Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin to Thermochemical Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius converter to quickly convert Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin to Thermochemical Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin to Thermochemical Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius Converter

BTU Foot/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU Foot/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU Inch/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU Inch/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Foot/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Foot/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Inch/Hour/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

BTU [TH] Inch/Second/Square Foot/Fahrenheit

Calorie/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Calorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Calorie/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Calorie/Second/Meter/Celsius

Calorie [TH]/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Calorie [TH]/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Calorie [TH]/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Thermochemical calorie per second per meter per Celsius is a unit of measurement for thermal conductivity.  It describes that in a material one thermochemical calorie of energy per one second moves through the distance of one meter due to a temperature difference of one degree Celsius.

Calorie [TH]/Second/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie/Second/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Hour/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Hour/Meter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Second/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilocalorie [TH]/Second/Meter/Celsius

Kilowatt/Centimeter/Celsius

Kilowatt/Centimeter/Kelvin

Kilowatt/Meter/Celsius

Kilowatt per meter per kelvin is a unit of measurement for thermal conductivity.  It is decimal multiple of thermal conductivity unit watt per meter per kelvin.  One kilowatt per meter per kelvin is equal to 1000 watt per meter per kelvin.

Kilowatt/Meter/Kelvin

Watt/Centimeter/Celsius

Watt/Meter/Kelvin