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How many cubic feet second is 6000 gallons minute?
6,000 US gallons per minute = 13.37 cubic feet per second.
20 gallons per minute is equal to how many cubic feet per minute?
20 US gallons per minute = 2.674 cubic feet per minute.
How many gallons per minute are equal to cubic feet per minute?
One cubic foot per minute = 7.481 US gallons per minute.
How many gallons per min of flow are in 1400 cubic feet per sec?
A water flow of 1,400 cubic feet per second equates to approximately 628,363.64 US gallons per minute.
Water flowing in rectangular channel that is 3.0 feet water with a depth of 18 inches and a velocity of 3.0 feet per second what is the flow in gallons per minute?
The flow rate in cubic feet/second is (3*1.5*3) = 14.5 cubic ft/sec. According to Google, there are 6.229 Imperial gallons or 7.481 US gallons in 1 cubic foot. Therefore, the flow rate is 90.32 Imp gallons/sec or 108.47 US gallons/sec. If this many gallons flow per second, then (90.32 x 60) = 5419 Imp gallons flow per 1 minute, or equivalently 6508 US gallons per minute.
How many feet per minute are equivalent to 12 feet per second?
720 feet per minute.
Sound travels at 1100 feet per second How many feet per minute does it travel?
1,100 feet per second = 66,000 feet per minute
3 feet per second is equivalent to how many gallons per minute?
These are different dimensions there is no answer to the question as it stands. If instead you meant 3 cubic feet per second... then the answer is: 3 * 60 = 180 ( cu ft per minute ) = 1346 gallons per minute (four significant figures but the question only had one significant figure so taking that into consideration the answer is 1000 gal/min
How many gallons of water does the biggest waterfall drop every second?
150,000 gallons
If you can run 335 feet per minute then how many feet can you run per second?
5.583 feet per second.
How many gallons of water is in 55000 cubic feet per second?
There are approximately 325851 gallons of water in 55000 cubic feet per second.
How many feet per second at 1 minute?
60 times as many.
