A 150-gallon drum contains 0.0036 gallon per cubic inch.
A gallon of honey roughly weighs 12lbs so assuming there is 55 gallons- 660lbs
1 drum = 55 us gallons 1 us gallon = 128 ounces 128 ounces x 55 us gallons = 7040 ounces 7040 ounces = 1 drum thus, there are 7040 ounces in a 55 gallon drum ;)
55 Imperial gallons = 250 L55 US gallons = 208.2 L
55 US liquid gallons equates to 208.197 liters.
If the pot is round and 14 inches across, theneach 1 inch deep is 2/3 gallon (within 0.04%).
A 55-gallon drum equates to about 7.35 cubic feet of volume.
One gallon.
A gallon of honey roughly weighs 12lbs so assuming there is 55 gallons- 660lbs
1 drum = 55 us gallons 1 us gallon = 128 ounces 128 ounces x 55 us gallons = 7040 ounces 7040 ounces = 1 drum thus, there are 7040 ounces in a 55 gallon drum ;)
1 gallon = 8 pints 2 gallons = 16 pints . . 6 gallons = 48 pints
4 quarts to a gallon. IF a 55 gallon drum is actually holding 55 gallons, it would be 4x55=220 quarts.
55 Imperial gallons = 250 L55 US gallons = 208.2 L
It depends entirely on the shape of the tank.
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.
This is an 80 gallon tank.