S Sproket Apr 7, 2008 4,909 3 0 Mar 10, 2010 #1 What is the capacity of a 'barrel' as commonly referenced for crude oil production?
S Sproket Apr 7, 2008 4,909 3 0 Mar 10, 2010 #3 Yes! The capacity of a 'barrel' of crude oil is 35 UK gallons or 42 US gallons, or 159 litres
A Alan Partridge Dec 16, 2003 159 0 0 Mar 10, 2010 #6 If you're being pedantic, Sproket was nearer at 159 litres. Google makes it 158.987295. For those not aware, a little known feature of Google is that it will do most conversions pretty intuitively. Try typing 1 oil barrel to cubic feet We might as well get something useful out of this thread ;-)
If you're being pedantic, Sproket was nearer at 159 litres. Google makes it 158.987295. For those not aware, a little known feature of Google is that it will do most conversions pretty intuitively. Try typing 1 oil barrel to cubic feet We might as well get something useful out of this thread ;-)
M machighlander Nov 12, 2009 1,142 0 0 Mar 10, 2010 #7 no-ones bein pedantic. its all done in the best possible taste, no room for that kinda stuff around here, although there seems to be plenty of ye.
no-ones bein pedantic. its all done in the best possible taste, no room for that kinda stuff around here, although there seems to be plenty of ye.
Surprised at lack of comment on caravan industry economic issues.
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