How much does 1 cubic foot of oil weight?

Answer 1

a cubic foot of human fat weighs 56.8 lbs

A cubic foot of human fat does not weigh 56.8 pounds.

Where pray-tel did you get such a fact?

Concrete weight @ 150 pounds per cubic foot.

A cubic foot of body fat, 12"x12"x12" more likely weighs in @ 12 pounds.

Lean muscle takes up 1/3 the space of human body fat. So you thing a cubic foot of lean muscle weighs in at more that concrete? 168 plus pounds?

You need to go back and do some research and recalculate your reply.

Doc Haley

Answer 2

The answer of this question will depend on the density of the oil - not all oils are the same, especially in the oilfield (for most cooking oils, the weight will usually fall between 850-950 kg per cubic meter). Here are the basic equations for the weight of a volume (while making sure units are correct):

Weight = Density x Volume

So, to find the weight of a cubic meter of oil, one would just multiply it's density by it's volume (1 cubic meter). So, if we have an olive oil with a density of 900 kg per cubic meter, then a cubic meter of this oil would weight 900kg, or 1980 pounds.

Note: Remember that temperature has effects on fluid densities, so make sure that the densities that you look up are given for comparable temperatures to what your fluid will be experiencing.

Answer 3

a cubic foot of fat is about 56 pounds. a cubic foot of muscle for the crazy person weighs about 64 pounds, not comparable to concrete.

Answer 4

i think just 1500 liters

Answer 5

1 cubic foot equates to 28.3168 liters.