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Do you mean a kerosene tank for central heating?

 

I am guessing that you don't mean millimetres as the dimensions you have given are roughly 2/3rds of a house brick.

 

If you meant Centimetres then it holds 1332 litres

 

my own tank is similar size to yours only not quite 185 long and it holds 1100 litres with room for expansion at the top.

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There is no way in the world that a tank 120mm x 60mm x 185mm holds 1332 litres. As I posted earlier a standard brick is 100mm x 65mm x 220mm or thereabouts.

 

There is 1000 millimetres in a Metre, there is no such measurement in the professional world as a centimetre.

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there is no such measurement in the professional world as a centimetre.

God, I am glad I am not the only who gets fed up with that one.

mrs stuartp has no understanding of SI units :good:

 

But I think Amateur may have found the solution to getting enough fuel into F1 cars to go race distance without having to refuel :good:

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But I think Amateur may have found the solution to getting enough fuel into F1 cars to go race distance without having to refuel :good:

 

Nah - just cocked it up by a factor of 1000 - a minor error :good:

 

or I'd mind read the correct dimensions in centimetres

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God, I am glad I am not the only who gets fed up with that one.

mrs stuartp has no understanding of SI units :good:

 

But I think Amateur may have found the solution to getting enough fuel into F1 cars to go race distance without having to refuel :yes:

 

 

Ahh, but SI units for distance are infact Metres. So 1 mm would be 1x10^-3 M !!! :yes:

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Why do you want to complicate things?

 

if you use mm or M it is easy.

 

none of this negative rubbish

 

 

Its not negative, its standard index form, the only way to deal with problems involving very small numbers. It may have nothing to do with the orginal post, but still, its how you represent numbers that are stupidly small. Like

 

0.000000000000000000001 = 1x10^-21

 

See, much easier! :good:

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