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I am looking to find out how many cubic feet is in one (1) ton of sand to fill a trench?
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wet sand = 16.67 cubic feet per ton
dry sand = 20 cubic feet per ton |
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how many tons is 1200 cubic yards of regular ground soil?
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Dry excavated earth is about 78 pounds/cubic foot. Wet would be about 90 pounds/cubic foot.
1200 cubic yard = 32,400 cubic foot 32400 cubic foot * 78 pounds/cubic foot = 2527200 pounds 32400 cubic foot * 90 pounds/cubic foot = 2916000 pounds 2527200 pounds / 2000 = 1263.6 tons 2916000 pounds / 2000 = 1458 tons So it will be between 1264 and 1458 U.S. short tons. |
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300 sq feet = ? ton
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Need to know how to convert Tons to Cubic ft for excavated soil and for 3in stone.
Thank you Sir |
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http://www.reade.com/Particle_Briefings/spec_gra2.html Search the above page for "Earth" to find the density of the soil that comes closest. I couldn't find anything for 3 inch stone but see if you can find something similar. If you let us know the density from that list we can create the conversion for you. |
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Depends on the type of stone and the range of stone sizes. A lot of broken stone, roughly uniform in size is around 1.3 ton/ydł, but if there is a large range of sizes, more like mixed sand and gravel, around 1.45 ton/ydł (The smaller pieces fill some of the airspace between larger pieces)
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Please convert tons to cubic feet
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