How many gallons per metric ton of propane?

Answer 1

380

However, this figure is quite approximate as gasoline expands with temperature. A gallon of gasoline weighs around 6 pounds (US) but can approach 5 pounds in extreme heat. (Buying gasoline in the summer in Phoenix or Houston gives you less energy per dollar than you are paying for.)

Answer 2

1 metric ton = 1000 kg

Water weight = 1 kg / liter

So 1000 liters of water weights 1000 kg.

Convert liters to gallons:

1000 liters / 3.785 liters/gal

So 264 gallons of water weighs 1 metric ton.

Answer 3

Ethane is a gas and as such its volume depends on its container. Even if ethane were not a gas all substances' volumes are affected by their temperatures. Therefore a metric ton of ethane can fill any volume of space given appropriate temperatures and pressures.

Answer 4

At 1.013 bar and 15 °C (59 °F) the density of propane [gas] is: 1.91 kg/m3.

1 m3 ≈ 219.969 imperial gallons ≈ 264.172 US gallons

1 tonne of propane [gas] at 1.013 bar and 15 °C takes up a volume of:

volume = 1000 kg ÷ 1.91 kg/m3

≈ 523.56 m3.

To Imperial gallons:

523.56 m3 ≈ 523.56 x 219.969 imperial gallons

≈ 115167 imperial gallons

To US gallons:

523.56 m3 ≈ 523.56 x 264.172 US gallons

≈ 138310 US gallons

Liquid propane at 1.013 bar and 15 °C is 311 times more dense:

1 tonne of [liquid] propane at 1.013 bar and 15 °C takes up a volume of:

• 115167 imperial gallons ÷311 ≈370.31 imperial gallons
• 138310 US gallons ÷311 ≈ 444.73 US gallons

Answer 5

1234.6 Liters of Eethanol weighs about 1 metric tonne 1234.6 Liters of Eethanol weighs about 1 metric tonne

Answer 6

At 20oC ethanol has a density of 0.78945kg/l.

A tonne is 1 000kg.

So if we divide the mass by the density we get the volume.

1 000/ 0.78945= 1 266.7 litres.

Answer 7

Heat capacity of ethane: 1 561 kJ/mol
Molar mass of ethane; 30,07 g
Density of ethane: 1,356 g/cm3
And the heat capacity of 1 metric ton ethane is in BTU: 4,8.10ex.7.