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The answer is really impossible. Tonnage means weight or mass. Square yard means an area. One cannot be converted to the other. If you have cubic yards you can do a conversion if you know what material you are working with. But even infinite square yardage has no weight or mass. Use the following formula: Length (feet) X width (feet) X depthH (inches) / Density of Material (lbs/cubic ft) Example: What is the tonnage required for an 100' x 10' asphalt road 4" deep? 100' X 10' X 4" = 4000 / 160 (lbs asphalt per cubic foot) = 25 tons.
Road salt can mean many things. Some cities/countries use sodium chloride, some use calcium chloride. Anti-caking agents like sodium ferrocyanide are added to prevent clumping. That said, the weight of a volume of "road salt" be approximated by using using the density of ordinary salt, which is 2.165 grams per cubic centimeter. After dimensional analysis, you get a rough estimate of 3,650 pounds per cubic yard.
To convert square miles to square yards, multiply the number of square miles by 3,097,600. (1 mile equals 1,760 yards, so 1 square mile = 1760 yards x 1760 yards = 3,097,600 square yards.) I WAS TOLD TO TAKE DISTANCE IN MILES AND MULTIPLY BY WIDTH OF ROAD AND DIVIDE BY NINE FOR EXAMPLE 3 MILES OF A ROAD 18 FEET WIDE WOULD BE 5280 X3 = 15840 X 18 = 285,120 THEN DIVIDE BY 9 = 31,680 SQ. YDS.
In order to be legal on the road, the maximum width of the trailer is 8.5 feet. That means that a 53 foot trailer with 1375 cubic feet of capacity would end up being 3 feet tall.
Hardcore filling is a layer of solid material that engineers use to support the foundation and base of a building or road. The units of measurement for hardcore filling are usually tons or cubic meters. A ton is equal to 2,000 pounds, and a cubic meter is the volume of a cube with sides of one meter.
I do not deal in metric tonnes, but maybe the following will help. We use 25 short tons (2000 lbs per ton) is equal to 19 cubic yards.
It's usually between 130-135 lbs per cubic foot, depending on quarry, etc. etc.Converted to cubic yards (x27) = 3510 - 3645 lbs. per cubic yard
You will need 20 cubic yards or 25.7 tons of gravel.
22.70
No where near 1 ton.
1.60 tons
One cubic meter tank is equevalent to one ton One cubic meter tank is equevalent to one ton
Yard and ton are very different units; check the spelling.
About 25 cubic feet, or almost one cubic yard. Road salt weighs 80 pounds per cubic foot
703.7
You have to know what the material weighs per ton. The weight will be different depending on the material used. once you know the weight per ton, Multiply it times 53.33
The answer is really impossible. Tonnage means weight or mass. Square yard means an area. One cannot be converted to the other. If you have cubic yards you can do a conversion if you know what material you are working with. But even infinite square yardage has no weight or mass. Use the following formula: Length (feet) X width (feet) X depthH (inches) / Density of Material (lbs/cubic ft) Example: What is the tonnage required for an 100' x 10' asphalt road 4" deep? 100' X 10' X 4" = 4000 / 160 (lbs asphalt per cubic foot) = 25 tons.