I am trying to convert 2880 square feet into gallons... Thanks!
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Coverting square feet into gallons
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Re: Coverting square feet into gallons
by Guest » Sun Mar 11, 2007 11:34 pm
Anonymous wrote:I am trying to convert 2880 square feet into gallons... Thanks!
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i want to know how much volume of water will feet to 172sq.m.
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square feet into gallons
by mike_sorrentino@amat.com » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:00 pm
I assume you are speaking of water. One inch of water depth is equal to 0.62 gallons per square foot of area. Square feet * 0.62 = one inch of water. 2880 * 0.62 = 1,785 gallons per inch. Based on the height of your tank (giving you volume), multiple 1,785 x height in inches and you'll know the exact capacity of your tank. Good luck.
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