Well, honey, they leave some room in that drum so the oil doesn't spill out when it's being transported or stored. It's like when you pack your suitcase and don't stuff it to the brim - gotta leave some space for movement, ya know? Plus, it gives those oil workers a chance to show off their muscles by lifting those heavy drums without making a mess everywhere.
When it's full, it holds 330 gallons of whatever they poured into it. But we have no way of knowing what's in it today, or how much.
Oil is measured in barrels (drums), equating to 42 US gallons.
gallons of what? a gallon is a measure of volume, and a kilogram is a measure of weight. a gallon of frying oil
one gallon of 85w140 equals 7.53 lb/gallon 120/7.53=15.936 gallons
There are approximately 231 cubic inches in a gallon of oil.
You pour four gallons into the five gallon drum, and take the ten gallon drum with the other four gallons of oil in that.
4 quarts to a gallon. IF a 55 gallon drum is actually holding 55 gallons, it would be 4x55=220 quarts.
The unit weight of sand/soil is 105 lbs/cu ft1-gallon (dry) is equivalent to 0.156 cu ftSo a 55-gallon drum has a capacity of 55*0.156 = 8.58 cu ftSoil unit weight * drum capacity cu ft = 105*8.58 = 900.9 lbs
One gallon of paint weighs approximately 8.33 pounds. Therefore 55 gallons would weigh 458.15 pounds. Factoring in a weight of 25 pounds for the drum, the total would be about 483.15 pounds.
265 lbs of uncrushed oil filters in a 55 gallon drum.
one gallon= 5 quarts 55 gallon= 5x55=275 answer 275 quarts
1 gallon of oil to 250 gallons of gas is 1.953125 ounces per gallon; you would need 39.0625 ounces of oil for 20 gallons of gas.
V=(πD2/4)h where D is the diameter of the 55 gallon drum and h is the height of the oil. Or if you prefer V=(2πr2h where r is the radius of the drum and h is as above.
381 gallons of oil divide by 21 gallon containers = 18 full containers which will use 378 gallons of oil. Container 19 will have only 3 gallons in it.
When it's full, it holds 330 gallons of whatever they poured into it. But we have no way of knowing what's in it today, or how much.
Each gallon of gasoline requires about 2.14 gallons of crude oil.
Oil is measured in barrels (drums), equating to 42 US gallons.