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    i would like to know how many liters of oil in one mt(metric tons)
    types of oil that i would like to convert:
    IFO380
    IFO180
    MDO

    i wanna to get the price for a litre of oil from a website, but they only show the price per mt, hope i can get some help here^.^


    thank^.^
  • JohnS
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    Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

    Originally posted by sthhuat View Post
    i would like to know how many liters of oil in one mt(metric tons)
    types of oil that i would like to convert:
    IFO380
    IFO180
    MDO

    i wanna to get the price for a litre of oil from a website, but they only show the price per mt, hope i can get some help here^.^


    thank^.^
    You need to know the density of the oil, which can vary lot to lot and should be measured for precision. MDO is heavier than #2 diesel, and around 0.9 kg/L, the other two are heavier yet approaching 0.99 kg/L (I can't find good density specs for any of them). A metric ton is just 1000 kg, so divide by the density.

    For 0.9 kg/L, 1 ton = 1000 kg x 1 L/0.9 kg = 1110 L
    For 0.99 kg/L, 1010 L

    The first two are residual fuel oils and need to be heated to flow.

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    • Unregistered

      #3
      Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

      thank for the your reply.
      i sure the industry have a standard density to calculate, but i just cannot find it online.

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      • JohnS
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        Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

        Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
        thank for the your reply.
        i sure the industry have a standard density to calculate, but i just cannot find it online.
        No, they do not. The industry is based on measured density when accurate mass to volume conversion is required. I found a spec from one company for MDO, 0.84 - 0.91 kg/L. If you plug that range in, 1 t can vary from 1099 to 1190 L. These heavy oils are specified primarily by viscosity, and represent a blend of different ranges of petroleum distallate plus residual fuel.

        At best, expect plus or minus 5% around a "typical" value.

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        • Unregistered

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          Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

          hi,

          pls i need help in converting 1 million litres of MGO to metric tons.
          thanks.

          Maureen

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          • JohnS
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            Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

            Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
            hi,

            pls i need help in converting 1 million litres of MGO to metric tons.
            thanks.

            Maureen
            For accuracy, you need the density of the specific lot of oil. However, MGO is similar to #2 diesel, so 0.85 kg/L is probably a good "typical" value, therefore around 850 000 kg, or 850 t.

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            • #7
              Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

              please convert 500 000 metric tuns of 500 ppm diesel(D2)to liters......THNX

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              • JohnS
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                Re: Convertion of metric ton to litres

                Originally posted by jan View Post
                please convert 500 000 metric tuns of 500 ppm diesel(D2)to liters......THNX
                You should use density of this lot of diesel but using 0.85 t/m² as typical, 588 235 m³ or 588 235 000 L.

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                • munir335
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                  • Feb 2016
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                  #9
                  0.243 ltr HFO in kg ?

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                  • munir335
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                    • Feb 2016
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                    #10
                    0.243 ltr hfo in Kg at 0.84 gravity

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                    • JohnS
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                      Originally posted by munir335 View Post
                      0.243 ltr hfo in Kg at 0.84 gravity
                      0.243 L x 0.84 kg/L = 0.204 kg

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