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In response to
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is there a mathmatical formula to determine how much physical space a given volume of liquid would take up?
"
by
call me Ishmael
Well, gallon is a unit of volume.. So pick another unit and convert? 1000 gallons = 133.68 cubic feet
Posted by
JD (aka Jason Dean)
May 28 '15, 14:48
I also found a 1000 tank with dimensions of 72" dia. x 65"H but that includes some non-usable space
One of my favorite utility sites
(www.onlineconversion.com)
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