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I need to convert tons to cubic metres and I can't find that conversion anywhere. Can anyone help?
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It depends on the substance. Every substance will have a different weight to volume conversion factor.
If you post the substance I may be able to look up the data. |
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The substance I'm looking at is MTBE. It has a specific gravity of .74 g/cm3. And I need to convert 1 ton to 1 m3.
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It just so happens that gram/cubic centimeter is the same as tonne/cubic meter.
So something with a density of 0.74 gram/cubic centimeter you would: tonne / 0.74 = cubic meters cubic meters * 0.74 = tonnes |
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what is the value of cubic metre to tons?
or how many cubic metre in 1 ton? or how many tons in 1 cubic metre? |
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crusher dust / Lillydale / crushed rock top soil |
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1 ton of gravel = what in qubic metres
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loose dry gravel has a density of about 95 pounds/cubic foot, wet is about 125 pounds/cubic foot.
1 ton = 2000 pounds 2000 pounds / 95 pounds/cubic foot = 21 cubic foot 21 cubic foot = 0.6 cubic meter |
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