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US gallons
How it works
V = L × W × HA rectangular tank holds length × width × height. The inside measurements give the true capacity; outside ones overstate it by the wall thickness. Water weighs about 1 kg per liter (8.34 lb per US gallon), which matters for shelves and floors: a 55-gallon aquarium of water alone is about 460 lb.
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Length × width × height × fill (in meters)
1.2192 × 0.3302 × 0.5334 × 100 ÷ 100 = 0.2147 m³ -
In US gallons (1,000 L per m³)
0.2147 × 1000 ÷ 3.785411784 = 56.7 gal -
Weight of the water (about 998 kg per m³ at room temperature)
0.2147 × 998.2 = 214.3 kg -
Printed from rocketcalc.io/geometry/tank-volume