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Rankine to Celsius Converter
The temperature converter gives you the flexibility to convert any value from one scale to another. If you aim to convert these values manually, you can use the conversion formula.
Formula Used
Following formula is used for temperature conversion from the Rankine scale to Celsius scale.
ºC = (ºR - 491.67) × 5/9
In words we can define, temperature value in Celsius scale is equal to the temperature value in Rankine scale minus 459.67 times 5/9.
Example
Convert 80 Rankine to Celsius scale.
We know the formula
C = (R - 491.67) × 5/9
Put the required value in the formula, R = 80
C = (80 - 491.67) x 5/9 = -228.70
80 Rankine in temperature scale is equal to the -228.70 in Celcius temperature.
Table with Some Common Values
Following table shows some common values we mainly use for Rankine to Celsius Conversion.
Rankine Temperature
Rankine temperature is described as an absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature. William John Macquorn Rankine proposed this scale in 1859 that's the reason it is called the Rankine Temperature Scale.
Rankine scale is denoted by ºR and the zero in the Rankine scale is also equal to the zero in the Kelvin scale. This temperature scale is mainly used in engineering systems targeting heating commutations.
It is important to note that both temperatures don't share a common value and some offset of value -491.67 times 5/9 needs to be added to make them equal. Water freezing and a boiling point in both Rankine and Celsius Scales are 491.67 ºR or 0 ºC and 671.67 ºR or 100 ºC respectively.
Most of the engineering and scientific fields around the world use Kelvin scale for thermodynamic temperature measurement while some engineering fields in the U.S. prefer the Rankine scale for measuring thermodynamic temperature.
Celsius Temperature
The Celsius can be defined in terms of Kelvin, where -273.15 Celsius equal to the 0 K – mainly known as the Absolute zero.
The Celsius scale was named after Swedish Astronomer Anders Celsius. Until 1948, this scale was written as centigrade – A Latin word comes up with two parts where centum means 100 and gradus means steps. After that, this scale is commonly called as Celsius that is named after the Astronomer.
Earlier, the Celsius was defined as per the freezing and boiling point of water where it freezes at 0 ºC and boils at 100 ºC. The temperature in Celsius scale plays a vital role in expressing temperature intervals including differences between temperatures or their uncertainties.
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