No, oven dry ton and bone dry ton are not the same. An oven dry ton refers to the weight of a material (like wood) after it has been dried in an oven to remove all moisture, typically measured at a specific temperature. In contrast, a bone dry ton represents the weight of a material that is completely devoid of moisture, often used in contexts like the pulp and paper industry. While both terms indicate a dry state, they may differ in how moisture content is assessed and the specific conditions under which the measurements are taken.
Yes, a short ton and a ton are the same when referring to weight measurement. However, when the term "dry short ton" is used, it typically refers to a unit of mass for dry commodities like grains or coal.
To convert pricing from dry ton to wet ton, you need to adjust for the moisture content. The calculation involves dividing the cost per dry ton by the percentage of dry material in the wet ton. This will give you the equivalent cost per wet ton.
Dry metric ton unit is the metric ton unit without moisture. This measurement - dmtu is applied to Iron ore concentrate prices negotiations. If you agree to supply 100 t of Iron ore concentrate at 66%Fe with 10% moisture at a price of 120 dmtu, that means your revenue will be: 100 t * 0.9 * 0.66 * 120 = US$7,128.00. Ultimatelly, 100 metric ton at 10% moisture = 90 dmt
A ton of rocks weighs more. Since they both weigh a ton, then they weigh the same.
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Yes, a short ton and a ton are the same when referring to weight measurement. However, when the term "dry short ton" is used, it typically refers to a unit of mass for dry commodities like grains or coal.
One bone dry ton (BDT) is a volume of wood chips (or other bulk material) that would weigh one ton (2000 pounds, or 0.9072 metric tons) if all the moisture content was removed.Note the difference between "ton" (also known as US short ton) and "metric ton" (also known as tonne). A ton weighs 2000 pounds, while a metric ton weighs 2204.623 pounds.
To convert pricing from dry ton to wet ton, you need to adjust for the moisture content. The calculation involves dividing the cost per dry ton by the percentage of dry material in the wet ton. This will give you the equivalent cost per wet ton.
The stowage factor of 1 bone dry metric ton of wood chips refers to the volume occupied by that weight of wood chips when stowed in a ship's hold. It is typically around 50-60 cubic feet per metric ton for wood chips. This factor is important for determining the storage and transportation capacity needed for a certain quantity of wood chips.
Dry metric ton unit is the metric ton unit without moisture. This measurement - dmtu is applied to Iron ore concentrate prices negotiations. If you agree to supply 100 t of Iron ore concentrate at 66%Fe with 10% moisture at a price of 120 dmtu, that means your revenue will be: 100 t * 0.9 * 0.66 * 120 = US$7,128.00. Ultimatelly, 100 metric ton at 10% moisture = 90 dmt
a tonne is the same as a ton there is no diffrence
There are approximately 2,204.62 pounds in a dry metric ton.
A ton of rocks weighs more. Since they both weigh a ton, then they weigh the same.
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Its the same, a ton is a ton, it doesnt matter if it's butter or lead. The weight is the same, however, the density is different.