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	A barrel on its side		2008-11-13
		From Dave: Question from Dave: How many gallons are left in a 36x60 in. barrel (laying on its side) and has 16 in. of gasoline left. I have attached a diagram. Answered by Harley Weston.
	An oil field barrel		2015-08-02
		From Michael: I have a storage tank that is 12' diameter x 22.5' high it's capacity is 450 oil field barrels (42 gallon) Which would hold 19,036 us gallons I'm trying to find out how many inches it would take to make 1 barrel I was able to get this far by using your volume calculator, but haven't been able to come up with the rest! Thank you very much for your time, and I really appreciate this site and the tools you all have made available to everyone for free! Hope to hear back from you soon and God bless you all!! Answered by Penny Nom.
	Barrels of oil		2014-04-16
		From daryl: Looking for an accurate number to use when calculating barrels per inch in a a tank with the following dimensions: Nominal diameter - 15'-6", nominal height - 16ft, nominal capacity - 500 barrels. These are commonly referred to as 500x16 tanks. Currently we are using 2.6 barrels per inch. We need 180 barrels for a full load so I'm trying to figure out how many total inches I need to load 180 bbl. This has been a matter of debate for some time. Thanks for your help. Answered by Harley Weston.
	How many gallons of fuel still in the barrel?		2008-07-22
		From Charles: I have barrel 6 feet long and 3 feet diameter that is laying on it's side with 5 inches of fuel, how many gallons of fuel still in barrel Answered by Penny Nom.
	How many barrels of liquid will it hold?		2007-09-28
		From Jason: A tank is 8' wide by 8' tall x 45' long. How many barrels of liquid will it hold?? Answered by Stephen La Rocque and Harley Weston.
	Relating volume to depth in a cylindrical container		2007-04-19
		From Dan: I have a cylindrical polyethylene rain barrel 23" in diameter and 35" high. If I've calculated correctly thus far, its volume is: 14, 547.49 cubic inches (or 8.418686 cubic feet or 0.31 cubic yards) and could, ideally, contain 62.6 gallons of rain water whose weight would be 525.32 lbs. (62.4 lbs./cubic foot X 8.418686). I'm having difficulty relating inch depth markings on the side of the barrel to volume capacity; i.e., how many inches in depth in a cylinder of the size given would = how many gallons (or quarts) of water. The barrel stands upright on its end and is, thus, 35" high when oriented in this fashion, much as a 55-gallon oil drum appears when similarly stowed. Dan Watley Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
	How many barrels would this container hold per inch?		2007-03-10
		From LaDonna: My container is 50" across and 40.5' ft. long. I believe it would hold 140 barrels. If measuring, how many barrels would this container hold per inch? Answered by Penny Nom.
	A perpendicular intersection of two barrel vaults		2006-07-21
		From Neal: I'm wanting to build a series of architectural models of different roman and medieval buildings out of cardboard. Once I have perfected the models I want to print them out on card stock so that school kids (or anyone else) can make the buildings. A feature of many of these models is the cross or groin vault (a perpendicular intersection of two barrel vaults). A single barrel vault is easy to imagine as a plane (a rectangular piece of cardboard) that will be folded into a semi-circular arch. The intersection of a second barrel vault and this one is presenting me with problems. The second plane needs to have an ellipse cut into it so that when it is folded into the arch, it will mate up with the curve of the first barrel vault. Given that the two pieces of card have identical widths (and therefore identical arcs in cross section) is there a way to calculate the ellipse that needs to be cut so that it can be cut before the second arch is folded? Answered by Edward Doolittle.
	Barrels of oil in a tank		2006-01-09
		From Francis: How many barrels of oil (42 gallons of oil in one oil tank) would there be in an oil tank that was 15 feet tall and 10 feet across? Answered by Penny Nom.

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