ton (water)-pint (imperial) conversion

Conversion number between ton (water) and pint (imperial) [pt (imp)] is 1792. This means, that ton (water) is bigger unit than pint (imperial).

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ton (water)

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in pint (imperial)

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 ton (water) = (exactly) `(1.01832416) / (5.6826125*10^-04)` = 1792 pint (imperial)
1 pint (imperial) = (exactly) `(5.6826125*10^-04) / (1.01832416)` = 0.00055803571428571 ton (water)
? ton (water) × `(1.01832416 ("m³"/"ton (water)")) / (5.6826125*10^-04 ("m³"/"pint (imperial)"))` = ? pint (imperial)

High precision conversion

If conversion between ton (water) to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to pint (imperial) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from ton (water) to pint (imperial) is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

ton (water)
Result in pint (imperial):
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ton (water) to pint (imperial) conversion chart

Start value:	[ton (water)]
Step size	[ton (water)]
How many lines?	(max 100)

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ton (water)	pint (imperial)
0	0
10	17920
20	35840
30	53760
40	71680
50	89600
60	107520
70	125440
80	143360
90	161280
100	179200
110	197120

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Details about ton (water) and pint (imperial) units:

Convert Ton (water) to other unit:

ton (water)

Definition of ton (water) unit: ≡ 28 bu (imp). The water ton is used chiefly in Great Britain, in statistics dealing with petroleum products, and is defined as 224 imperial gallons = 1.01832416 m³

Convert Pint (imperial) to other unit:

pint (imperial)

Definition of pint (imperial) unit: ≡ 1⁄8 gal (imp). Imperial pint is unit of volume equal to one-eighth of an imperial gallon = 568.26125×10⁻⁶ m³

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