42 U.S. gallons are in a barrel of petroleum.
A barrel is a unit of volume that has not been standarised. Values in common use range from 100 litres (22 imp. gals or 26 US gals) to 200 litres (44 imp gal)
In the USA and Canada an oil barrel is 159 litres or 35 imperial gallons.
So it's a mess.
About five (4.803) 55-gallon barrels.
About 6.32 32-gallon barrels in one cubic yard.
4,900,000 Barrels (Oil) = 205,800,000 US Gallons
A UK barrel is 36 imperial gallons, (43 US Gallons) Most US barrel's are 26 imperial gallons (31.5 US Gallons) An oil barrel is 34.97 imperial gallons (42 US Gallons) There are also 40 US gallon whiskey barrels, 45 US gallon whiskey barrels, 36 US gallon beer barrels, 32 US gallon Ale barrels, and 31.5 US gallon wine barrels to name a few.
935.88 gallonsNotes:Oil is usually shipped in barrels that have a 42 gallon capacity.Therefore, 21.27 * 44 = 935.88 gallons
In the early 1860's, when oil production began, there was no standard container for oil, so oil and petroleum products were stored and transported in barrels of all different shapes and sizes (beer barrels, fish barrels, molasses barrels, turpentine barrels, etc.). By the early 1870's, the 42-gallon barrel had been adopted as the standard for oil trade. This was 2 gallons per barrel more than the 40-gallon standard used by many other industries at the time. The extra 2 gallons was to allow for evaporation and leaking during tranport (most barrels were made of wood). Standard Oil began manufacturing 42 gallon barrels that were blue to be used for transporting petroleum. The use of a blue barrel, abbreviated "bbl," guaranteed a buyer that this was a 42-gallon barrel.found this on seekingalpha.com
It takes about 474,512.8 barrels of oil to produce 9,253,000 gallons of gasoline.19.5 gallons of gasoline for each 42-gallon barrel of oil
Please state WHICH barrel, there are almost 100 'barrels ' in use ranging from 9 imp gallons to 55 Imp gallons
The number of barrels in a container depends on the size of the barrels and the container itself. For example, a standard 20-foot shipping container can typically hold around 80 to 120 barrels, depending on the barrel size (e.g., 55-gallon drums). To determine the exact number, you would need to specify the barrel size and the container's dimensions.
A standard 20-foot shipping container can typically hold around 80 to 100 barrels, depending on the type and size of the barrels. For example, if using standard 55-gallon (208-liter) barrels, a 20-foot container can fit approximately 80 barrels when packed efficiently. However, the exact number may vary based on how the barrels are arranged and any additional packaging or space requirements.
That is very difficult to say. However, 1.5 million barrels of oil is refined into about 3,214,285 gallons of gasoline; enough to fill about 214,285 15-gallon automobile gas tanks.
250 barrels