quart (US dry)-board-foot conversion

Conversion number between quart (US dry) [qt (US)] and board-foot [fbm] is 0.46667100694444. This means, that quart (US dry) is smaller unit than board-foot.

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[qt (US)]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in board-foot

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 quart (US dry) = (exactly) `(1.101220942715*10^-03) / (2.359737216*10^-03)` = 0.46667100694444 board-foot
1 board-foot = (exactly) `(2.359737216*10^-03) / (1.101220942715*10^-03)` = 2.1428372131956 quart (US dry)
? quart (US dry) × `(1.101220942715*10^-03 ("m³"/"quart (US dry)")) / (2.359737216*10^-03 ("m³"/"board-foot"))` = ? board-foot

High precision conversion

If conversion between quart (US dry) to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to board-foot is exactly definied, high precision conversion from quart (US dry) to board-foot is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

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Result in board-foot:
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quart (US dry) to board-foot conversion chart

Start value:	[quart (US dry)]
Step size	[quart (US dry)]
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quart (US dry)	board-foot
0	0
10	4.6667100694444
20	9.3334201388889
30	14.000130208333
40	18.666840277778
50	23.333550347222
60	28.000260416667
70	32.666970486111
80	37.333680555556
90	42.000390625
100	46.667100694444
110	51.333810763889

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Convert Quart (US dry) to other unit:

quart (US dry)

Definition of quart (US dry) unit: ≡ 1⁄32 bu (US lvl) = 1⁄4 gal (US dry). Quart of an US dry gallon = 1.101220942715×10⁻³ m³

Convert Board-foot to other unit:

board-foot

Definition of board-foot unit: ≡ 144 cu in. The board-foot is volume unit of lumber in the United States and Canada.

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