Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: poole bay on October 19, 2008, 10:21:18 pm
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whats the weight of a 650 ltr full ? any one no
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650litres of water weighs 650kgs ;D
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Water = 650kg plus weight of tank, say 20kg/30kg
Modified to add - you beat me to it by about 10 seconds, Chris! ;D
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650 kg + the weight of the tank, which if it's a standard tank weighs 42 kg.
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650ltr is 650kg plus the weight of the tank, probably around 40kg, so 690kg
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ha ha 4 identical answers in the time it took me to write mine!!
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Dont forget if you have a 650 litre tank, its the tank that displaces 650litres of water not that it hold that much.
But working on approximation go for 650kgs :D
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The weight of the water in a 650ltr tank is 1433.25lbs
And add the weight of the tank it comes to approx 1521.45lbs
As you can see i prefer my pounds and oz's ;D
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The tank cage and fixing would prob add another 40 or 50KG,...
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cool thanks how manny kgs to the tone lol ???
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cool thanks how manny kgs to the tone lol ???
1000 g = 1 kg
1000 kg = 1 tonne
The metric system works on 1000 for most commonly used units - known as preferred units. Centimeters are therefore not preferred units and aren't used in engineering or physical sciences.
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cool thanks how manny kgs to the tone lol ???
1000 g = 1 kg
1000 kg = 1 tonne
The metric system works on 1000 for most commonly used units - known as preferred units. Centimeters are therefore not preferred units and aren't used in engineering or physical sciences.
and my preferred units are in a bottle or a pint glass LOL