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In time registration systems of the industry performed working hours are frequently decimally stored, thus instead of 8 hours 45 minutes of 8.75 h. This facilitates the addition of work times. In this connection occasionally the term is used industrial minute, which hundredth designates an hour. A hundredth of it again is the industrial second.

It applies thus

  • 8 hour 45 minutes = 8.75 h = 875 industrial minutes = 87500 industrial seconds

Work times are usually rounded on the industrial minute, so that storing can take place as integral industrial minutes.

If one would like to convert a time and/or a time interval in normal representation into the industrial representation, applies:

  • Ih = Std + Min/60 + Sek/3600

Example

The conversion of 8 Std 45 min or 8:45 leads with this formula

  • Ih = 8 + 45/60

to a value of 8,75 industrial hours.


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