- His
persistent endeavor to
develop NOC
resulted in more than 30,000
kilolitres (kL) of
storage facilities for
petroleum products in
different development...
-
reference to wood).
Another alternative name, no
longer widely used, was the
kilolitre. A
cubic metre of pure
water at the
temperature of
maximum density (3...
-
measured in micrograms/milligrams per decilitre. For
larger volumes,
kilolitres, megalitres, and gigalitres, have been used by the
Northern Territory...
- with
refining capacity of 4000 tonnes/day and
distillery capacity of 600
kilolitre/day. It
accounted for 20% of India's
international sugar contribution...
- 1
cubic metre per second = 1000
litres per
second = 60
kilolitres per
minute = 86.4
megalitres per day = 31.5576
gigalitres per year ≈ 219.969248 ...
-
storage tanks in
which 4 are filled, with a
total capacity for 13,500
kilolitres (480,000 cu ft) of jet fuel. The
tanks are
connected to the
apron via...
-
volumes are
usually denoted in
kilolitres,
megalitres or gigalitres, or else in
cubic metres (1
cubic metre = 1
kilolitre) or
cubic kilometres (1 cubic...
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facilities produce 24.5 MW of power, and its
distillery facilities produce 75
kilolitres per day. The
Travancore Sugars &
Chemicals Ltd. (TSCL) at Valanjavattom...
-
industrial sectors. In 2008, the city of
Gaborone consumed 25,657,363
kilolitres (33,558,564 cu yd) of water, and the
water consumption per
capita was...
- one
kilometre (km) is 1000
metres one
kilojoule (kJ) is 1000
joules one
kilolitre (kL) is 1000
litres one
kilobaud (kBd) is 1000
bauds one
kilohertz (kHz)...
