How many gallons

[1930]

Can anyone here tell me approx how many gallons of water these might hold?
Dimensions are approx 36x116 long.
I was told they were 1000 gallons a piece but I don’t see that.

Thanks for taking the time to educate yourselves

 

[Chewwy]

If your dimensions are in inches, the volume is about 118,000 cu in. So it should about 500 gals if my math is correct.

But it is still early and I haven’t had my coffee yet.

 

[bradm64]

I get about 500 gallons as well, assuming inches for dimensions.

 

[jwmorris]

There are 231 cubic inches, 3.8 liters in a gallon (or Grandnational engine).

Your 36" is probably OD and you can't count that, you need ID.

In any case, you find the volume in cubic inches.

And divide that by 231 to get gallons.

 

[oosik]

Those are the same values I get - Chewwy. And I'm on my second cup.

 

[1930]

Ok, 500 a piece
Thanks very much

 

[bigtiller]

Very seldom do I get to join a math conversation, so here I go.

I don't know why, but finding cylinder volume is one of the few math formulas that I remember from school as a kid.

pi, times the radius-squared, times height equals the volume of a cylinder.

 

[Jstpssng]

Just a useless addition to the conversation... a cubic foot holds about 7.5 gallons of water liquid. (7.480519, to be exact.)

 

[Tinhack]

More unnecessary information: If filled with water, each would weight over two tons--About 4,264 pounds.

 

[Jstpssng]

More unnecessary information: If filled with water, each would weight over two tons--About 4,264 pounds.

This is only unnecessary until somebody puts a tank on a trailer behind his 35 hp tractor, and heads down a hill.

Next we can get into baffling tanks.

 

[Williy]

And old farmer's son just returned from collage and the
farmer had a big picnic and invited all the neighbors and
the farmer said ok son say something so the son said
PI r squared and the old farmer said son, everyone knows
that pies are round

willy

 

[stompybritches]

This is only unnecessary until somebody puts a tank on a trailer behind his 35 hp tractor, and heads down a hill.

Next we can get into baffling tanks.

oh gawd the visual lol

 

[JCoastie]

More unnecessary information: If filled with water, each would weight over two tons--About 4,264 pounds.

Even more unnecessary, it would also depend where on earth it was weighed. While the mass would remain the same, the weight would vary a bit because of the fluctuations in Earth's gravity. The pull of gravity diminishes at high altitude on mountain peaks and due to the rotation of the earth centrifugal force lessens gravity at the equator.

 

[ruffdog]

This is only unnecessary until somebody puts a tank on a trailer behind his 35 hp tractor, and heads down a hill.

Next we can get into baffling tanks.

But, does it weigh more going down the hill or going up the hill?

 

[oldnslo]

But, does it weigh more going down the hill or going up the hill?

Down hill since gravity gets stronger at lower elevations

 

[Tinhack]

And old farmer's son just returned from collage and the
farmer had a big picnic and invited all the neighbors and
the farmer said ok son say something so the son said
PI r squared and the old farmer said son, everyone knows
that pies are round

willy

The way I heard it was pie are round, cake are square.