Converting from Pound per gallon US liquid (lb/gal) to Tonne per cubic meter (t/m³) | Density

What is Pound per gallon US liquid (lb/gal)

lb/gal is a unit of measurement used to describe the density of a substance in terms of pounds per gallon (US liquid). It quantifies how much mass (in pounds) is present per unit volume of one gallon.

What is Tonne per cubic meter (t/m³)

t/m3 is another unit of density measurement representing the mass of one metric tonne per cubic meter. This unit is commonly used in scientific and engineering applications to denote the density of a material.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between pound per gallon and tonne per cubic meter can be done using the following formulas:

lb/gal=t/m3×8.345404

t/m3=lb/gal×0.1198264

Examples

1. Converting 9 lb/gal to t/m³:

9 lb/gal=9×0.1198264=1.078438 t/m³

2. Converting 3 t/m³ to lb/gal:

3 t/m³=3×8.345404=25.03621 lb/gal

3. Converting 16 lb/gal to t/m³:

16 lb/gal=16×0.1198264=1.917223 t/m³

By using these conversion formulas, you can seamlessly switch between pound per gallon and tonne per cubic meter to accurately represent the density of a substance.