55 Imperial gallons = 250 L55 US gallons = 208.2 L
There are approximately 208.2 liters in a 55 gallon drum.
There are 128 fluid ounces in a gallon. Therefore, a 55 gallon drum would contain 7,040 fluid ounces (128 * 55).
A 55 gallon drum can hold approximately 400-450 pounds of oats, depending on their density and how tightly they are packed.
A 55-gallon drum of water weighs approximately 460 pounds.
A 55-gallon drum equates to about 7.35 cubic feet of volume.
55 Imperial gallons = 250 L55 US gallons = 208.2 L
One gallon.
1 gallon = 8 pints 2 gallons = 16 pints . . 6 gallons = 48 pints
There are approximately 208.2 liters in a 55 gallon drum.
There are 128 fluid ounces in a gallon. Therefore, a 55 gallon drum would contain 7,040 fluid ounces (128 * 55).
4 quarts to a gallon. IF a 55 gallon drum is actually holding 55 gallons, it would be 4x55=220 quarts.
The drum has a capacity of 55 gallons. We have no way of knowing how many gallons are actually in it at any particular time. For all we know, it may be empty, and you may be just trying to trick us.
I just created a measure stick for my rain barrel made from a 55 gallon food drum measuring 35.5 inches high. My gal per inch calc is 1.56, so 1 inch equals 1.56 gallons for my barrel. I put interval markings at every 10 gallons so my measurements were as follows: 10 gallons = 6.5" 20 gallons = 12.8" 30 gallons = 19.2" 40 gallons = 25.6" 50 gallons = 32" 55 gallons = 35.5" These are obviousely approximate and estimated for a perfectly tubular barrel, but they are close enough for my purposes.
Approx 18.18 US gallons. Here's how: 1 US gallon = 231 in³. So we have (14 in)(50 in)(6 in)/(231 in/gallon) = 18.18 gallons.
There are a total of eight pounds in each gallon. By dividing 414 by 8, we find out that a 415 pound drum holds about 51 gallons.
This is an 80 gallon tank.