Well, darling, if we're talking about palm kernel shells weighing 50kg each, then it's simple math - you'd need 20 bags to make a ton. Just divide the total weight (1000kg in a ton) by the weight of each bag (50kg) and voilà! 20 bags of those bad boys will give you a ton of palm kernel shells.
There are 20 50kg bags in a ton. This is because a ton is equal to 1000kg, and if you divide 1000kg by 50kg, you get 20 bags. Each bag weighs 50kg, so it takes 20 bags to make up a ton.
One tonne is one thousand kilograms. 1000 / 50 = 20 So you would need 20 50kg bags to make one tonne, 1500 000 / 50 = 3000 Three thousand 50kg bags to make 1500 tonnes.
20 bags
Well, darling, a 40ft container can typically hold around 22-25 pallets of 50kg bags, depending on how they're stacked. Each pallet can hold anywhere from 40-50 bags, so you're looking at roughly 880-1250 bags in total. But hey, who's counting? Just make sure you've got a forklift ready to unload all that weight!
Well, darling, if you're mixing cement mortar at a standard mix ratio of 1:6 (cement:sand), you'll need approximately 8 bags of 50kg cement to make 1 cubic meter of mortar. But hey, who's counting when you're having a blast building something fabulous! Just grab those bags and get mixing, honey!
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There are 1000kg in a metric tonne so divide 1000 by 50 so there are 20 x 50kg in a metric tonne.
Palm kernel comes from the oil palm tree. It's an edible seed and can produce palm kernel oil that comes from the kernel. The outer part of the seed can make palm oil.
Make the shells into a necklace.
make menuconfig
when a process or anything makes a system call ,it goes in kernel(operating system).
The Linux kernel is the central component of the GNU/Linux operating system. The kernel is the lowest level of interaction between the hardware and the operating system. Individual applications are at a higher level. The kernel along with supporting applications make up the operating system.