This calculator allows you to convert from Pound foot/square second to Poundal and in a reverse direction. To convert from Pound foot/square second to Poundal, enter the amount of Pound foot/square second into the first input and to convert from Poundal to Pound foot/square second, enter the amount of Poundal into the second input.
20 Pound foot/square second = 20 Poundal
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Every 1 Pound foot/square second = 1 Poundal and so, 20 Pound foot/square second = 20 multiplied by 1 = 20 Poundal.
What is the poundal?
The poundal is a unit of force. It can be abbreviated as pdl. It was introduced in 1877 as a part of the imperial system of units.
The poundal can be defined as the amount of force required to accelerate 1 pound mass with an acceleration of 1 foot per second.
| 10 Pound foot/square second = 10 Poundal |
| 11 Pound foot/square second = 11 Poundal |
| 12 Pound foot/square second = 12 Poundal |
| 13 Pound foot/square second = 13 Poundal |
| 14 Pound foot/square second = 14 Poundal |
| 15 Pound foot/square second = 15 Poundal |
| 16 Pound foot/square second = 16 Poundal |
| 17 Pound foot/square second = 17 Poundal |
| 18 Pound foot/square second = 18 Poundal |
| 19 Pound foot/square second = 19 Poundal |
| 20 Pound foot/square second = 20 Poundal |
| 21 Pound foot/square second = 21 Poundal |
| 22 Pound foot/square second = 22 Poundal |
| 23 Pound foot/square second = 23 Poundal |
| 24 Pound foot/square second = 24 Poundal |
| 25 Pound foot/square second = 25 Poundal |
| 26 Pound foot/square second = 26 Poundal |
| 27 Pound foot/square second = 27 Poundal |
| 28 Pound foot/square second = 28 Poundal |
| 29 Pound foot/square second = 29 Poundal |
| 30 Pound foot/square second = 30 Poundal |
