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How to convert decimal to time .

I am using below code 

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+':'
+ RIGHT('00' + CONVERT(varchar(2),FLOOR(((@hour-FLOOR(@hour))*60))),2)
+':'
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For example 1 it works fine but example 2 it throws arithmetic error. Looking for right code which accepts any value and converts to time.

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Example 2: 249.2644444444 
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Hi,




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