Conversion Gallon per day(US) to Liter per hour

To convert gallons per day to liters per hour, you must multiply gallons per day by approximately 0.157725.

To convert gallons per day to liters per hour, you can use the following conversion factors:

1 gallon = 3.78541 liters
1 day = 24 hours

Thus, the conversion formula from gallons per day (GPD) to liters per hour (LPH) is:

$\text{LPH}=\text{GPD}\times \frac{3.78541\text{ liters}}{1\text{ gallon}}\times \frac{1\text{ day}}{24\text{ hours}}$​

This simplifies to:

$\text{LPH}=\text{GPD}\times \frac{3.78541}{24}$​

So, you multiply the number of gallons per day by approximately 0.157725 to get liters per hour.

Tool converts gallons per day to liters per hour

This tool converts gallons per day to liters per hour (gal/d to lt/h) and vice versa. 1 gallon per day(US) = 0.157725491 liters per hour. The user must fill one of the two fields and the conversion will become automatically.

How many liters per hour are 15 gallons per day?

To convert 15 gallons per day to liters per hour, we use the conversion factor I mentioned earlier:

$\text{LPH} = \text{GPD} \times \frac{3.78541}{24}$​

Let's do the calculation for 15 gallons per day:

$\text{LPH} = 15 \times \frac{3.78541}{24}$​

$\text{LPH} \approx 15 \times 0.157725$

$\text{LPH} \approx 2.365875$

Therefore, 15 gallons per day is approximately 2.37 liters per hour.

What do gallons per day and liters per hour measure?

Gallons per day and liters per hour are both units used to measure the flow rate of fluids. These units indicate how much fluid moves or is delivered over a specific period. Gallons per day is typically used in contexts such as water consumption in households or businesses, indicating the daily usage or supply of water. 

Liters per hour, on the other hand, is often used in various industrial and scientific applications to measure the rate at which liquids are processed, transferred, or consumed within an hour. These measurements help in understanding, controlling, and managing the use or production of fluids in various settings.

Common conversions between gallons per day and liters per hour