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Need help with a formula
231 in³ / ((3018 / 360) / 0.006944 ft²) can a formula be created from this?
Need help with a formula
231 in³ / ((3018 / 360) / 0.006944 ft²) can a formula be created from this?
Last edited by jamboree; 01-29-2019 at 05:26 PM.
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Yields 0.191 in some mixed in3*ft2 five-dimensional mixed-unit thing.
this looks more likely to match what was written =231^3/((3018/360)/0.006944^2)
though I am scratching my head as to why you are taking cubic inches and dividing by square feet, seems there should be some conversion first.
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I'd write it as
=231 / 144 * 360 / 3018
231/144 is the height of a gallon of liquid on a one-foot square base. Dunno what the rest of it is.
Last edited by shg; 01-29-2019 at 07:23 PM.
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Thanks for the help. I'm trying to figure how much wastewater is being applied on a spray system. Actual calculated precipitation rate (in/day)
231 in³/((3018/360)/0.006944 ft²) 231 cubic inches per gallon/((sq ft area covered/360 gallons per day)/0.006944 sq ft.
All sorted?
I don't think so, I'm trying to look up some more info. I will let you know if I have it figured out. Thanks
The formula in post #5 doesn't return what you'd expect?
I apologize I must not have looked at it correctly. Yes it did come up with the answer I was looking for. Thank you for the help.
You're welcome.
You might set it up like this:
Area ft^2 Volume gal Depth in B3: =B2 * 231 / (B1 * 144)
thanks for the assistance
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