how do i find gallons, given length, width, and depth?

Question

i work in water mitigation estimation

Answer 1

7.4805 gallons per cubic foot

or 64. 4 pounds per cubic foot / 8.34 pounds per gallon

Answer 2

it is a simple formula. (Length x width)x depth. this gives you the cubic feet. there are 7.5 gallons per cubic foot. I am 90 percent sure this is right. It has been a while since college, but I am almost positive this is right. A pool 10 foot by 4 foot that is 3 foot deep holds... 10x4= 40, 40x3=102 120x7.5= 900 gallons. I hope this helps.

Answer 3

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10 gallons. If you convert inches to feet then multiply length x depth x height x 7.5 this will give you the number of gallons in an aquarium. L x D x H give you the cubic feet of the area and there are 7.5 gallons per cubic foot.

Answer 4

Length (centimeters) X Width (centimeters) X Depth (centimeters) = volume (centimeter cube or cc)

1000 cc = 1 liter
3.79 liters = 1 gallon

So Volume (cc) divived by 3.79 = volume in gallons

Answer 5

How To Find Gallons

Answer 6

First calculate the volume using V = lwh.....assuming you're doing this in feet, gives you cubic feet

one cubic foot = 1728 cubic inches = (1728/231) gallons = 7.48 gallons

Answer 7

you just need to convert some sort of cubic measure into gallons. Here's a good site that does conversions:

http://www.convert-me.com/en/

Answer 8

....or if it's inches you're measuring in, l*w*d/231 = US gallons

Answer 9

L xW xH - volume (sorry if I insult your intelligence)
UK , Cdn, Gal. --One cubic ft. = 6.23gals.
USA Gal. --One cubic ft. = 7.48 gals
That's all I know

Answer 10

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