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... Pound per foot second = ... Millipoise
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Pound per foot second to Millipoise Converter
Use this page to convert pound per foot second values into millipoise, with background details, formulas, a worked example, and a quick conversion table.
Conversion formula
1 lb/(ft*s) = 14,881.6394356955 mP
1 mP = 0.0000671968975139507 lb/(ft*s)
Example: 0.001 lb/(ft*s) = 14.8816394356955 mP
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Pound per foot second
One pound per foot second is equal to 1.48816394356955 pascal seconds.
History: This unit appears in older US fluid-property and transport data.
Current use: Used for legacy engineering, HVAC, and fluid mechanics references.
Also written as lb/(ft*s).
Millipoise
One millipoise is equal to 0.0001 pascal seconds.
History: Millipoise follows decimal CGS scaling below the poise.
Current use: Used for low-viscosity fluids and reference-table compatibility.
Also written as mP.
Pound per foot second to Millipoise table
| Pound per foot second [lb/(ft*s)] | Millipoise [mP] |
|---|---|
| 0.01 lb/(ft*s) | 148.816394356955 mP |
| 0.1 lb/(ft*s) | 1,488.16394356955 mP |
| 1 lb/(ft*s) | 14,881.6394356955 mP |
| 2 lb/(ft*s) | 29,763.2788713911 mP |
| 5 lb/(ft*s) | 74,408.1971784777 mP |
| 10 lb/(ft*s) | 148,816.394356955 mP |
| 20 lb/(ft*s) | 297,632.788713911 mP |
| 50 lb/(ft*s) | 744,081.971784777 mP |
| 100 lb/(ft*s) | 1,488,163.94356955 mP |
Frequently asked questions
How many Millipoise (mP) are in one Pound per foot second (lb/(ft*s))?
One Pound per foot second equals 14,881.6394356955 Millipoise.
How do you convert Pound per foot second to Millipoise?
Multiply the Pound per foot second value by 14,881.6394356955 to get the result in Millipoise.
How do you convert Millipoise back to Pound per foot second?
Multiply the Millipoise value by 0.0000671968975139507 to get back to Pound per foot second.
What is 0.001 Pound per foot second in Millipoise?
0.001 Pound per foot second equals 14.8816394356955 Millipoise.
