when convert from cubic meter to tonns multply by 0.455
It should be according to the quality of the gas, but roughly1 metric Tonne = 48 MMBtu (Downey, M. 2010, Oil101)1 metric Tonne = 48.7 MMBtu (Foss, M. 2007, Introduction to LNG, pag. 38,
10 mmBTU = kg formula LNG
1 cubic meter = ~35.31 cubic feet 160,000 * 35.31 = ~5,650,000 cubic feet
133,680.6 cubic feet.
1ton LNG is equivalent to 2.193 cubic meters = 1315.79 cubic meters of degassified natural gas.In thermal unit, it is equivalent to 50mmBtu.However it depend on the composition and caloific value of Naural gas considered.The above value can be used for estimation purposes.
one gallon, obviously.
1 kg of Lng of that particular quality will have say ' X ' k.cal per kg of calorific value from the data of LNG producer. Then 1 Ton of LNG will have 1000X when converted to B.T.U it will be 3967 multiplied by 1000 X What "particular quality" is referred to above??? Generally speaking 1 tonne (1000Kg) of LNG is considered to have a caloric value of 48 MMBtu
Liquified natural gas has about 1/600th of the volume of natural gas at standard temperature and pressure, so 1 m3 of natural gas would be about 0.001666 m3, or 1.67 liters, of LNG.
Cubic meters (cbm) are units of volume, while the MMBTU (i.e. mln BTU) is the unit of calorific value. Therefore the calculation with depend on type of fuel your are looking at.E.g. 1 MMBTU = ~28 cbm of LNG
The answer will depend on where in the world you are buying. But since you have not bothered to share that crucial bit of information, I cannot provide a more useful answer.
"BTU" and its multiples are units of energy. "Litre" is a volume of space. The two units have different physical dimensions, and are used to describe completely different quantities. Neither one can be converted into the other one. That would be like trying to describe how many kilowatt hours of milk you drink every day.