Hi Todd,
     Specific Gravity x 62.4 = weight per cubic foot
     One cubic foot = 7.48 gallons

     Hope this helps...Andy




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Subject: [TN] conversion
Author:  Todd Vorpahl <[log in to unmask]> at SMTPLink-Hadco
Date:    01/14/99 11:41 AM


Hi all,

Could anyone (not everyone) give me the math to convert from volume (gallons) to
weight (lbs.) given the specfic gravity of a material?

thanks

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