The dimensions of a 300 gallon oil storage tank is often 8 x 2 x 30. That would be 8 feet long, 2 feet deep, and 30 inches tall.
A 120-gallon liquid propane tank typically weighs around 250-300 pounds when empty.
Assuming the tank is made of steel, the weight of a 1000-gallon tank would be approximately 700-800 pounds. Aluminum tanks would be lighter, around 200-300 pounds, while stainless steel tanks would be heavier, around 1000-1200 pounds.
There are 69 300 cubic inches to a US gallon, and 83 225.92984 cubic inches to a UK gallon.
The gas tank on the 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer holds 13.2 gal..
A typical main battle tank, such as the M1 Abrams, can hold around 500 gallons of fuel. This allows the tank to operate for about 8-10 hours before needing to refuel.
There are 3.78541 liters in one US gallon. 3.78541 x 300 = 1,135.623 liters. So, 1,135.623 liters of liquid will fit in a 300 US gallon tank. However, if you're referring to imperial gallons, there are 4.54609 liters in an imperial gallon. 4.54609 x 300 = 1363.827 liters. So, 1,363.827 liters can fit in a 300 imperial gallon tank.
A 120-gallon liquid propane tank typically weighs around 250-300 pounds when empty.
25-28mpg (300 miles per tank) depends
If there are 300 barrels in the tank and you want to determine how many barrels per inch, you would need to know the dimensions of the tank to calculate the volume of oil per inch. The calculation would involve dividing the total volume of 300 barrels by the height of the tank in inches. Without the specific height of the tank, it is not possible to provide an exact answer.
A 2 gallon tank would likely cost more than an average household tank as it is not a common size. Average house tanks are about 30 gallons and cost around $250. 2 Gallon tanks are usually used as buffers in underfloor home heating systems and can cost as much as 300.
15 mpg (miles per gallon). The key to this 'word problem' is understanding that "miles to the gallon" or more commonly, 'miles per gallon', means DIVISION. So, 300 miles per 20 gallons means: (300 miles) / (20 gallons) = 15 miles per gallon.
About 21.4 miles per gallon. (300/14 = 21.4)
Whatever size the customer orders. Sleeper berth line haul tractors can have two 150 gallon tanks for a total of 300 gallons. 240 gallons is more common. A smaller truck might have a 50 gallon tank.
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They never fill it to more than 80% so when it is full you will have 240 gallons.
a quarter tank is about 3 gallons 3 gallons will move my truck about 15 miles and my daughter's tinny car about 90 miles and my grandson's motorcycle about 300 miles.
If you don't run the A/C, you should make about 300 miles before you need to tank up again. <><><><> 540 miles to that tank of fuel