Supplementary quantities and their units a Most Important Topic for ITI Workshop Calculation and Science according to NCVT MIS NIMI Pattern to physic for ITI workshop calculation & science
In this chapter, we will understand the unit and its symbol of the area, volume, density, speed, acceleration, etc., as well as we will also know how many watts are there in 1 horsepower (HP) or 1 British horse power (BHP), etc. We will tell you about all types of units.
Sr. No | Quantity | Units | Symbols |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Area | Square meter | m2 |
2 | Volume | Cubic meter | m3 |
3 | Density | kilogram per cubic meter | Kg/m3 |
4 | Speed | meter per second | m/s |
5 | Acceleration | meter per square second | m/s2 |
6 | Force | newton | N (Kg m/s2) |
7 | Moment of Force | newton meter | Nm |
8 | Pressure, Stress | newton per square meter | N/m2 |
9 | Work, Energy Heat | joule | J (Nm) |
10 | Power | Watt | W (J/s) |
11 | Angle | radians | Rad |
12 | Temperature | Degree Celsius | °C |
13 | Specific heat capacity | Joule per kilogram degree Celsius | J/kg °C |
14 | Electric ( Tension ) | Volt | V |
15 | Potential difference | Volt | V |
16 | EMF | Volt | V |
Some Most Important units
1 | 1 BHP ( British horse Power ) | 746 Watt 550 foot Ponds per Second |
2 | 1 HP | 735.5 Watt = 75 Kg meter per second |
3 | 1 Watt | 1 Newton-meter/second |
4 | 1 Watt | 1 Joule/second |
5 | 1 Kilowatt | 1.3595 HP (Metric) |
6 | 1 Kilowatt | 1.3404 BHP |
7 | 1 Kilowatt Per Hours | 3600000 Volt Per Ampere Per Second |
8 | 1 Kilowatt Hours | 3600000 Joule |
9 | 1 Cubic foot Per Second | 22428 Gallon per Hours |
10 | 1 Kilometer Per Hours | 5/18 Meter per Second |
11 | 1 Foot-Pond | 0.1383 Kilogram-meter |
12 | 1 meter per second | 18/5 kilometer per hours |
13 | 1 foot per second | 1.09728 Kilometer per hours |
14 | 1 Calorie | 4.187 Joule |
15 | 1 Watt | 1 Volt Ampere |
16 | 1 Joule | 107 erg |
17 | 1 Newton | 105 Dyne |
18 | 1 Watt | 1 Joule per second |
19 | 1 Watt | 1 Newton meter per second |
20 | 1 Kilogram | 9.81 Newton |
21 | 1 Newton meter | 1 Joule |
22 | 1 Kilogram meter | 9.81 Joule |