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Is there anyone out there that can help me. I need to find the weight of
a cubic foot of granite. I know how to find the volume of the solids
I've used but I need a base to figure the weight of some granite work I
am designing/drafting.
Per the Machinery's Handbook granite weighs 168 pounds per cubic foot.
"posekany" wrote in message
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> Is there anyone out there that can help me. I need to find the weight of
> a cubic foot of granite. I know how to find the volume of the solids
> I've used but I need a base to figure the weight of some granite work I
> am designing/drafting.
>
> Chas
>
Great site called matweb <>. Granite is listed at 0.0918 - 0.0961 lb/in³. This is a bit lighter, although in the range of 168 lb/cf. (actually 158.6 to 166.1)
posekany wrote:
>
> Is there anyone out there that can help me. I need to find the weight of
> a cubic foot of granite. I know how to find the volume of the solids
> I've used but I need a base to figure the weight of some granite work I
> am designing/drafting.
>
> Chas
Not all granite weight the same. I use to design things using Black Diabase
surface plates. Black Diabase weighed 190 Lb per cubic feet.
Mark
"posekany" wrote in message
news:3C7C1FD3.6959F59B@pionet.net...
> Is there anyone out there that can help me. I need to find the weight of
> a cubic foot of granite. I know how to find the volume of the solids
> I've used but I need a base to figure the weight of some granite work I
> am designing/drafting.
>
> Chas
>
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