barrel (US fluid)-timber foot conversion

Conversion number between barrel (US fluid) [fl bl (US)] and timber foot is 4.2109375. This means, that barrel (US fluid) is bigger unit than timber foot.

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from timber foot to barrel (US fluid) conversion

Enter the number in barrel (US fluid):

Decimal Fraction Exponential Expression

[fl bl (US)]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in timber foot

precision	[info]
Decimal:	[!]
Exponential:

Calculation process of conversion value

1 barrel (US fluid) = (exactly) `(0.119240471196) / (0.028316846592)` = 4.2109375 timber foot
1 timber foot = (exactly) `(0.028316846592) / (0.119240471196)` = 0.23747680890538 barrel (US fluid)
? barrel (US fluid) × `(0.119240471196 ("m³"/"barrel (US fluid)")) / (0.028316846592 ("m³"/"timber foot"))` = ? timber foot

High precision conversion

If conversion between barrel (US fluid) to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to timber foot is exactly definied, high precision conversion from barrel (US fluid) to timber foot is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

barrel (US fluid)
Result in timber foot:
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barrel (US fluid) to timber foot conversion chart

Start value:	[barrel (US fluid)]
Step size	[barrel (US fluid)]
How many lines?	(max 100)

visual:

barrel (US fluid)	timber foot
0	0
10	42.109375
20	84.21875
30	126.328125
40	168.4375
50	210.546875
60	252.65625
70	294.765625
80	336.875
90	378.984375
100	421.09375
110	463.203125

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Multiple conversion

Enter numbers in barrel (US fluid) and click convert button.
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Converted numbers in timber foot:
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Details about barrel (US fluid) and timber foot units:

Convert Barrel (US fluid) to other unit:

barrel (US fluid)

Definition of barrel (US fluid) unit: ≡ 31 1⁄2 gal (US). = 31.5×0.003785411784 = 0.119240471196 m³

Convert Timber foot to other unit:

timber foot

Definition of timber foot unit: ≡ 1 cu ft. Timperfoot is other name for cubic foot, cube with size of 1 ft × 1 ft × 1 ft = 0.028316846592 m³

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