The acronym BHP may refer to the following:
- Bottom Hole Pressure, an oil and/or gas-related term for the pressure at the bottom of a hole or wellbore
- Boiler Horsepower, the measure of a boiler's capacity to deliver steam to a steam engine
- Brake Horsepower, the measure of an internal combustion engine's horsepower before the loss in power caused by other components, such as the gearbox, drivetrain, etc.
- Browning Hi Power (also BHP, Browning Hi-Power, Browning High Power, Browning High-Power), a semi-automatic handgun designed by American firearms inventor John Browning and FN Herstal and available in 9mm and .40S&W calibers
- Beardmore-Halford-Pullinger, a manufacturer of aircraft engines that were used in notable World War I aircraft
- BHP Billiton, an English-Australian multi-national mining, metals and petroleum company
- Broadlands Dam (a.k.a. Broadlands Hydropower Project), a hydroelectric power project and complex currently under construction in Sri Lanka
- Bandim Health Project, a population-based health research project and facility in Guinea-Bissau in South Africa
- Texas Business Honors Program, an undergraduate program at the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin
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