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Cubic feet to Barrels (Oil) converter

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Result: 1 ft³ = 0.1781 bbl (oil)
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ft³ to bbl (oil) conversion table

ft³ bbl (oil)
10.17811
20.35622
30.53432
40.71243
50.89054
61.06865
71.24675
81.42486
91.60297
101.78108
111.95918
122.13729
132.3154
142.49351
152.67161
162.84972
173.02783
183.20594
193.38404
203.56215
213.74026
223.91837
234.09647
244.27458
254.45269
264.6308
274.80891
284.98701
295.16512
305.34323
315.52134
325.69944
335.87755
346.05566
356.23377
366.41187
376.58998
386.76809
396.9462
407.1243
417.30241
427.48052
437.65863
447.83673
458.01484
468.19295
478.37106
488.54917
498.72727
508.90538
519.08349
529.2616
539.4397
549.61781
559.79592
569.97403
5710.15213
5810.33024
5910.50835
6010.68646
6110.86456
6211.04267
6311.22078
6411.39889
6511.57699
6611.7551
6711.93321
6812.11132
6912.28942
7012.46753
7112.64564
7212.82375
7313.00186
7413.17996
7513.35807
7613.53618
7713.71429
7813.89239
7914.0705
8014.24861
8114.42672
8214.60482
8314.78293
8414.96104
8515.13915
8615.31725
8715.49536
8815.67347
8915.85158
9016.02968
9116.20779
9216.3859
9316.56401
9416.74212
9516.92022
9617.09833
9717.27644
9817.45455
9917.63265
10017.81076
10117.98887
10218.16698
10318.34508
10418.52319
10518.7013
10618.87941
10719.05751
10819.23562

To convert cubic feet to barrels (Oil), enter the value in the first field. The result in barrels (Oil) is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 ft³ ≈ 0.178107606679 bbl (oil)
1 bbl (oil) ≈ 5.61458333333 ft³

Formula: bbl (oil) ≈ ft³ × 0.178107606679
ft³ ≈ bbl (oil) × 5.61458333333

Definitions: 1 ft³ = 1728 in³; 1 bbl (oil) = 42 US gal

The cubic foot (ft³) is the volume of a cube one foot on each side. In the United States it is used for refrigerator and freezer capacity, airflow (cubic feet per minute), natural gas measurement, and the volume of rooms, storage space and shipping containers.

The oil barrel (bbl) is defined as 42 US gallons and is the standard unit for crude oil and petroleum products. Oil prices, production and reserves are quoted per barrel, and the 42-gallon size dates from the 19th-century Pennsylvania oil fields.

See the conversion table with commonly used values, handy for quick reference or study.

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