Water Characteristics

U.S. Gallons into Cubic Feet
Gallons	Cubic Feet	Gallons	Cubic Feet
1	0.134	300	40.10
5	0.668	400	53.47
10	1.337	500	66.84
20	2.674	600	80.21
30	4.01	700	93.58
40	5.347	800	106.94

50	6.684	900	120.31
60	8.021	1000	133.68
70	9.358	5000	668.40
80	10.694	10000	1336.81
90	12.031	50000	6684.03
100	13.368	100000	13368.06
200	26.736	500000	66840.28

Water Flow Rates (45-55 PSI)

Loss Recovery Guide with Standards

Pipe Size	Gallons Per Minute
1/2"	50 gpp
3/4"	110 gpp
1"	210 gpp
2"	850 gpp
3"	1900 gpp
4"	3400 gpp

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Specific Weight & Measures

1-grain = 0.0648 grams
1-ounce = 437.5 grains
1-cubic foot = 7.4805 US gallons
1-pound of water = 15.432 grains
1-gallon of water = 0.134 cubic feet
16-ounces = 7000 grains = 1-pound
1-gallon of water = 231 cubic inches
1-gallon = 4 quarts = 8 pints = 16 cups
1-gallon of water at 62� F weighs 8.338 pounds
1-pound of water at 62� F has a volume of 0.1199 US gallons
1-pound of water at 39.1� F has a volume of 0.01602 cubic feet
Atmospheric pressure at sea level is 14.7 pounds per square inch
1-cubic foot of air at 32� F atmospheric pressure weighs 0.08073 pounds
1-cubic foot of water at 39.1� F weighs 62.4245 pounds, which is its greatest density

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