How much does 1000 liters of diesel weigh?

Answer 1

Well, isn't that a delightful question! Imagine 1000 liters of diesel as a peaceful little stream flowing gently downstream. Now, on average, diesel weighs around 850 grams per liter. So, if you were to gather all those liters together, you'd have a weight of about 850 kilograms, like a big, friendly bear giving you a warm hug.

Answer 2

The weight of diesel fuel can vary slightly depending on its temperature and density, but on average, the density of diesel fuel is approximately 0.85 kilograms per liter. Therefore, 1000 liters of diesel fuel would weigh around 850 kilograms (0.85 kg/L x 1000 L = 850 kg).

Answer 3

It depends on the type of fuel, and the temperature. Gasoline is lighter than diesel, which is in turn lighter than kerosene, and all carbon-based fuels expand with temperature, so hotter fuel weighs less per volume.

Answer 4

The density of petroleum diesel is about 0.85 kg/l, so 1000 litres would weigh 850 Kg

Answer 5

The weight of diesel fuel is approximately 0.83 kilograms per liter. Therefore, 1000 liters of diesel would weigh around 830 kilograms.

Answer 6

1 ton

Answer 7

843kg