Tons Of Refrigeration to Megawatts
Convert tons of refrigeration (TR) to megawatts (MW). Type in either box; the other updates as you go.
How to convert tons of refrigeration to megawatts
To convert tons of refrigeration to megawatts, multiply the number of tons of refrigeration by 0.003516852842.
Example
Convert 5 tons of refrigeration to megawatts:
Ton Of Refrigeration to megawatt conversion chart
| Tons Of Refrigeration (TR) | Megawatts (MW) |
|---|---|
| 1 TR | 0.003516853 MW |
| 2 TR | 0.007033706 MW |
| 3 TR | 0.01055056 MW |
| 4 TR | 0.01406741 MW |
| 5 TR | 0.01758426 MW |
| 6 TR | 0.02110112 MW |
| 7 TR | 0.02461797 MW |
| 8 TR | 0.02813482 MW |
| 9 TR | 0.03165168 MW |
| 10 TR | 0.03516853 MW |
| 12 TR | 0.04220223 MW |
| 15 TR | 0.05275279 MW |
| 20 TR | 0.07033706 MW |
| 25 TR | 0.08792132 MW |
| 30 TR | 0.1055056 MW |
| 40 TR | 0.1406741 MW |
| 50 TR | 0.1758426 MW |
| 60 TR | 0.2110112 MW |
| 70 TR | 0.2461797 MW |
| 75 TR | 0.263764 MW |
| 80 TR | 0.2813482 MW |
| 90 TR | 0.3165168 MW |
| 100 TR | 0.3516853 MW |
| 150 TR | 0.5275279 MW |
| 200 TR | 0.7033706 MW |
| 250 TR | 0.8792132 MW |
| 500 TR | 1.758426 MW |
| 1,000 TR | 3.516853 MW |
Going the other way? See the megawatts to tons of refrigeration chart.
About the units
Ton Of Refrigeration (TR)
A ton of refrigeration is 12,000 BTU per hour, the cooling from melting one short ton of ice in a day.
Megawatt (MW)
A megawatt is 1,000,000 watts. Power plants and wind turbines are rated in megawatts.
Frequently asked questions
How many megawatts are in a ton of refrigeration?
There are 0.003516852842 megawatts in a ton of refrigeration.
How many tons of refrigeration are in a megawatt?
There are 284.3451361 tons of refrigeration in a megawatt.
How do you convert tons of refrigeration to megawatts?
To convert tons of refrigeration to megawatts, multiply the number of tons of refrigeration by 0.003516852842.
What is 5 tons of refrigeration in megawatts?
5 tons of refrigeration equals 0.0175843 megawatts.
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