15,000 liters of oil weight?
How much would 15,000 liters of oil cost?
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Oil has a lower density or specific weight than water. The specific weight of oil is 0.87g/ml, while that of water is 1g/ml1 . The weight of one liter of water is exactly 1 kg, while that of one liter of fuel oil is 0.85 kg2 . The specific weight of edible oil is 0.8365 kg/l, which means that 1 kg of edible oil corresponds to about 1.20 l
Calculate yourself.
You just have to find out the specific weight. You simply multiply the value by weight. Believe even that is given in kg/dm3.
For an assumed specific weight of 0.7, which is 10,500kg.
Since 1000l oil 2000kg are 15000l oil 30000kg
You're not serious?
Standing on the Internet can look for
Bullshit. You should reconsider your username.
But I don't want to be the best in my class as well, everyone can be wrong or not. (7th grade)
Okay, I probably got yours Source found, math freak. Apparently, you still have the understanding reading, because it says:
So to your understanding (maybe): It goes there NOT to the weight of oil, but to the weight of pellets which are comparable to the heating power of the stated amount of oil.
Where on the Internet, apart from your answer, is that?