Difference between revisions of "Talk:Liquid fuel"
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| − | Changing liters to units because densities are inaccurate to volume of containers. [[User:PDS314|PDS314]] ([[User talk:PDS314|talk]]) 14:27, 11 December 2013 (CST)Nevermind, I was unable to edit this. Someone with more experience, please edit everything on the wiki to give accurate densities of fuel as per unit not per liter or per meter cubed. For example, all Rockomaxx or FL-T tanks store slightly over 800 kg of fuel per meter cubed, not 5000 kg as various pages on this wiki mention. The other types of tanks (ROUND-8 Toroidal, Oscar-B, all jet tanks) store at even lower densities. [[User:PDS314|PDS314]] ([[User talk:PDS314|talk]]) 14:37, 11 December 2013 (CST) | + | Changing liters to units because densities are inaccurate to volume of containers. [[User:PDS314|PDS314]] ([[User talk:PDS314|talk]]) 14:27, 11 December 2013 (CST) |
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| + | Nevermind, I was unable to edit this. Someone with more experience, please edit everything on the wiki to give accurate densities of fuel as per unit not per liter or per meter cubed. For example, all Rockomaxx or FL-T tanks store slightly over 800 kg of fuel per meter cubed, not 5000 kg as various pages on this wiki mention. The other types of tanks (ROUND-8 Toroidal, Oscar-B, all jet tanks) store at even lower densities. As proof, consider that the external volume of an X-64 Orange tank is slightly over 39,000 liters and the tank stores 32 tonnes of fuel. [[User:PDS314|PDS314]] ([[User talk:PDS314|talk]]) 14:37, 11 December 2013 (CST) | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 11 December 2013
Changing liters to units because densities are inaccurate to volume of containers. PDS314 (talk) 14:27, 11 December 2013 (CST)
Nevermind, I was unable to edit this. Someone with more experience, please edit everything on the wiki to give accurate densities of fuel as per unit not per liter or per meter cubed. For example, all Rockomaxx or FL-T tanks store slightly over 800 kg of fuel per meter cubed, not 5000 kg as various pages on this wiki mention. The other types of tanks (ROUND-8 Toroidal, Oscar-B, all jet tanks) store at even lower densities. As proof, consider that the external volume of an X-64 Orange tank is slightly over 39,000 liters and the tank stores 32 tonnes of fuel. PDS314 (talk) 14:37, 11 December 2013 (CST)
