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How many litres are in one metric tonnes (oil)
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How many litres are in one metric tonnes (oil)
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It depends slightly on things like type, temperature, and pressure, but petroleum oil has an approximate density of 0.88 kg/L
So there will be about 1136.36 liters per tonne |
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Would this calculation apply to vegetable oils such as crude palm oil, coconut oil etc.
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different type of oil have different viscosity and specific gravity ... so make sure your figure is correct
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However, the answer varies with density. Typical vegetable oils are around 0.92 kg/L, so 75000 L would be 69 t. Gasoline is much lighter than oil, around 0.73 kg/L so 75000 L of gasoline would be 54.8 t. Each of these products have lot specific densities that vary a little around the nominal, so use a measured density for the specific lot in question. |
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25000 MT is how many litres?
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The answer would be different for feathers and lead. You have to identify the substance or give its density; otherwise, the question can't be answered. |
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12309 ltr diesel oil
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