costs fuel consumption

Fuel storage units (20,000 gallons)

Fuel storage units (50,000 gallons)

Fuel storage bladder (10,000 gallons)

Gasoline storage units (10,000 gallons)

It is estimated that a total of 552,000 gallons of aviation fuel will be required for the two aircraft.

The average fuel consumption of the S 61 had been estimated at 668 gallons per flying hour compared to 96 gallons per flying hour for the Bell 212.

It is estimated that each of the three B 212 helicopters will use 100 gallons of fuel per hour at 1.00 per gallon for a total of 252,000 gallons.

The existing bladders will be replaced at a cost of 5,825 per 1,000 gallon unit and 16,330 per 10,000 gallon unit.

The type of fuel required is jet fuel A 1 at a cost of 1.38 per gallon.

Provision is made for the replacement of 20 fuel bladders at a cost of 5,825 per 1,000 gallon unit and 16,330 per 10,000 gallon unit.

Provision is made to acquire 15 1,000 gallon units and 5 10,000 gallon units at a total cost of 169,000.

So this entire quantity of 2 quarts plus this 4 quarts are going to be 6 quarts.

Or 1 4 of a gallon per quart.

It is estimated that each helicopter will use 75 gallons of fuel per hour, at a cost of 1.04 per gallon, and that a total of 54,000 gallons of aviation fuel will be required for the fleet of helicopters during the period.

It is estimated that each helicopter will use 75 gallons of fuel per hour, at a cost of 1.04 per gallon, and that a total of 58,500 gallons of aviation fuel will be required for the fleet of helicopters during the period.

Or 1 gallon is 4 quarts.

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Gallons?

90 flying hrs. x 711 gal. x 1.38 gal. x 1 L 100 fuel tanker x 6.5 mos. 574,000

So you have 4 quarts per gallon times 2 pints per quart.

90 flying hrs. x 711 gal. x 1.38 gal. x 1 L 100 heavy transport tanker x 6.5 mos. 574,000

So you have 2 quarts here, plus another 4 quarts.

We have 6 quarts and we want to convert to gallons.

Divide both sides by 2.5 gallons per minute.

So we have 14.6 gallons, and each gallon's going to cost 2.70.

2 of these combined make 1 quart, so 4 of them is going to be 2 quarts.

16 fluid ounces plus 3 pints plus 4 quarts is equal to how many gallons?

That's 2 quarts.

The current standard for low flow showerheads is 2.5 gallons per minute.

Provision is made for the fuel needs of the B 212 utility helicopter at a fuel usage rate of 96 gallons per hour for a total of 7,200 gallons per month at 1.45 per gallon ( 62,700) for six months.

I guess you could say there's 500 gallons of sodium chloride.

We don't have 10,00 gallons of water anymore.

Let's see, 2,500 gallons of water evaporate from the tank.

Let me just draw a cube here, and let's imagine that this is a gallon.

And so we want to divide by gallons.

So you have 30 gallons is equal to, I'll put it in the same color, 2.5 gallons per minute times minutes.

73. Provision is based on fuel usage of 1,506,300 gallons of fuel for the aircraft as detailed in annex XV. Provision is made at a cost of 1.25 per gallon.

In parts of Ethiopia, it's 2.5 gallons

It is estimated that the 50 helicopters will use a total of 5,961,000 gallons of fuel as detailed in annex X. Provision is made at a cost of 1.25 per gallon.

We could also write this as gallons is equal to 2.5 is the same thing as 5 2 gallons per minute times the minutes.

And then the quarts cancel out, and you have 8 pints per gallon.

That's the same thing as multiplying by minutes per gallon.

And we have to convert that to gallons.

This would be 3 2 gallons.