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• Pints (imperial) to Acre-Feet

  • Acre-foot is the area of one acre with a height of one foot. It measures 66 feet by 660 feet (acre) by 1 foot; 43 560 cu ft. Typically used for large water volumes. One international acre-foot (ac ft) is 1233.48183754752 cubic meters (m³).

• Pints (imperial) to Acre-Inches

  • Volume of one inch covering one acre; typically used to measure water volumes. An acre-inch is 3630 cubic yards, about 27154.3 US gallons, or 6272640 cubic inches. One acre-inch = 102.790,153,128,96 cubic meters. 1 ac-in = 102.79015312896 m².

• Pints (imperial) to Barrels (Imperial)

  • Imperial barrel of 36 imperial gallons. Originally 10 pounds of water at 62 degrees Fahrenheit. Now 4.54609 litres. 1 imperial gallon = 0.00454609 cubic meters (SI base). 1 imp gal = 0.00454609 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Barrels (U.S. dry)

  • 105 qt (US) = 105/32 bu (US lvl)

• Pints (imperial) to Barrels (U.S. fluid)

  • 31-1/2 gal (US)

• Pints (imperial) to Barrels of Oil

  • 1 Barrel of oil holds 42 US fluid gallons. This is equal to 0.158987294928 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 bbl = 0.158987294928 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Billion Cubic Feet

  • A billion cubic feet. 1 billion cubic feet equals 28316846.592 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 BCF = 28316846.592 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Board-Feet

  • 144 cu in

• Pints (imperial) to Buckets (Imperial)

  • 4 gal (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Bushels (Imperial)

  • 8 gal (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Bushels (U.S. dry heaped)

  • 1 1/4 bu (US lvl)

• Pints (imperial) to Bushels (U.S. dry level)

  • 2150.42 cu in

• Pints (imperial) to Butts

  • 126 gal (wine)

• Pints (imperial) to Centilitres

  • A centilitre is exactly 1 / 100^th of a litre.

• Pints (imperial) to Coombs

  • 4 bu (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Cord-Feet

  • 16 cu ft

• Pints (imperial) to Cords

  • 8 ft x 4 ft x 4 ft

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Centimeters

  • A cube measuring exactly one centimetre on each side. A centimeter being exactly ¹/₁₀₀th of a meter. One cubic centimeter = 0.000,001 cubic meters (SI unit volume). 1 cm³ = 0.000001 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Feet

  • 1 ft x 1 ft x 1 ft. Approximately 0.028316846592 cubic meters (SI).

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Inches

  • A cube 1 inch by 1 inch by 1 inch. 0.000 016 387 064 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 cu in = 0.000016387064 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Kilometers

  • 1 Cubic kilometer is equal to a volume with sides 1000 x 1000 x 1000 meters. 1 km³ = 1 000 000 000 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Meters

  • Volume made by a cube having one meter per side. 1 m * 1 m * 1 m.

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Miles

  • 1 mi x 1 mi x 1 mi

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Millimeters

  • A cube measuring one millimeter on each side. 1 mm x 1 mm x 1mm. One cubic millimeter is exactly 0.000 000 001 cubic meters. 1 mm³ = 1 x 10^-9 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic Yards

  • A cube measuring one yard on each side. Equivalent to 27 Cubic Feet or 46656 Cubic Inches. Using international yards of 0.9144 meters a cubic yard is 0.764,554,857,984 meters. 1 cu yd = 0.764554857984 m².

• Pints (imperial) to Cubic-Fathoms

  • 1 fm x 1 fm x 1 fm

• Pints (imperial) to Cups

  • 250.0 x 10^-6m³

• Pints (imperial) to Cups (breakfast)

  • 10 fl oz (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Cups (Canadian)

  • 8 fl oz (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Cups (U.S. customary)

  • 8 US fl oz = 1/16 gal (US)

• Pints (imperial) to Cups (U.S. food nutrition labeling)

  • 240 mL

• Pints (imperial) to Dashes (Imperial)

  • 1 Imperial dash is defined as 1/8th of an Imperial teaspoon.

• Pints (imperial) to Decalitres

  • A decalitre is exactly 10 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Decilitres

  • A decilitre is exactly 0.1 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Dessertspoons

  • A dessertspoon in some commonwealth countries is 10 mL or 0.01 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Drops

  • Although the size of 1 drop may vary due to factors such as liquid surface tension it can be approximated as 1/96th a teaspoon or 0.05 millilitres.

• Pints (imperial) to Drums (55 US gal)

  • 55 US fluid gallons. Exact measures of drum size may vary by manufacturer or intended use. 55 US gal is a common drum size; metric sizes may be 200, 205, or 208 litres (208 being closest to 55 US gal). 1 Drum = 0.20819764812 cubic meters (SI base unit).

• Pints (imperial) to Fifths

  • Defined as one-fifth of a Gallon (US fluid). 1/5 US Gal. 46.2 Cubic Inches. This is about 757.0824 milliliters or 0.0007570824 cubic meters (SI base unit of volume).

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Drams (Imperial)

  • ¹/₈ of a fluid ounce (Imperial). 3.551 632 8125 milliliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Drams (US)

  • ¹/₈ of a fluid ounce (US). 3.696 691 195 3125 milliliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Ounces (Imperial)

  • 1/160 gal (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Ounces (U.S. customary)

  • 1/128 gal (US)

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Ounces (US food nutrition labeling)

  • Exactly 30 milliliters (ml) as define by US regulation 21 CFR 101.9(b)(5)(viii); only to be used in US food nutrition labeling. 1 oz fl (US nutrition) = 0.00003 m³ (SI base unit).

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Scruples (Imperial)

  • ¹/₂₄ fluid ounce, ¹/₃ fluid dram, or 20 minims (Imperial). Approximately 1.183 877 604 166 667 milliliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Fluid Scruples (US)

  • ¹/₂₄ fluid ounce, ¹/₃ fluid dram, or 20 minims (US). 1.232 230 398 4375 milliliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Gallons (Imperial)

  • 4.54609 L

• Pints (imperial) to Gallons (U.S. dry)

  • 1/8 bu (US lvl)

• Pints (imperial) to Gallons (U.S. fluid)

  • 231 cu in

• Pints (imperial) to Gallons of Beer

  • 282 cu in

• Pints (imperial) to Gigalitres

  • A gigalitre is exactly one billion (1,000,000,000) litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Gills (Imperial)

  • 5 Imperial fluid ounces. 142.065 3125 milliliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Gills (US)

  • Half a cup, 4 US fluid ounces. 118.294 118 25 milliliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Hectare Meters

  • A volume of 10 000 cubic meters created by flooding an area of one hectare to a depth of one meter, thus creating a volume one hectare by one meter. 1 ha m = 10 000 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Hectolitres

  • A hectolitre is exactly 100 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Hogsheads (Imperial)

  • 2 bl (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Hogsheads (U.S.)

  • 2 fl bl (US)

• Pints (imperial) to Hundreds of Cubic Feet

  • 1 CCF or 100 Cubic Feet is a common volume in household natural gas and water billing approximately equal to 2.8316846592 cubic meters. C denotes centum, CF denotes Cubic Feet.

• Pints (imperial) to Jiggers

  • A jigger (or shot) is used in bartending to measure 1 1⁄2 US fluid ounces. 1 jigger is equal to 44.36 millilitres.

• Pints (imperial) to Kilderkins

  • 1 Kilderkin = 2 firkins = half a barrel = 18 imperial gallons. English beer measure. In SI units 1 kilderkin is approximately equal to 0.08182962 cubic meters. 1 kilderkin = 0.08182962 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Kilogallons

  • A thousand gallons. Using U.S. fluid gallons of exactly 231 cubic inches. 1 Kilogallon = 3.785 411 784 cubic meters (SI base). 1 kgal = 3.785411784 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Kilolitres

  • A kilolitre is exactly 1,000 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Koku

  • Japanese measure equal to 10 cubic shaku; roughly the annual supply of rice required to sustain one peasant. 1 Koku = 0.278264741074658 cubic meters.

• Pints (imperial) to Litres

  • One cubic decimeter; a cube of 10 cm × 10 cm × 10 cm. Originally one litre of liquid water was one kilogram. 0.001 cubic meters. 1 L = 1 dm³ = 0.001 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Megalitres

  • A megalitre is exactly 1,000,000 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Microlitres

  • A microlitre is exactly 0.000001 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Millilitres

  • 1 Millilitre is 1/1000th of a Litre.

• Pints (imperial) to Million Barrels of Oil

  • A million barrels of oil (US) = 42 000 000 gallons (US fluid). 1 thousand barrels of oil is 158987.294928 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 Mbbl = 158987.294928 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Million Cubic Feet

  • A million cubic feet. 1 Million cubic feet equals 28316.846592 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 MMCF = 28316.846592 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Minims (Imperial)

  • Precisely ¹/₄₈₀ of an Imperial fluid ounce. Also, ¹/₆₀ of an Imperial fluid dram. Approximately one drop. 1 Imperial fluid minim = 59.19388020833 microliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Minims (US fluid)

  • Precisely ¹/₄₈₀ of a US fluid ounce. Also, ¹/₆₀ of a US fluid dram. Approximately one drop or 0.95 grains of water. 1 US fluid minim = 61.611519921875 microliters.

• Pints (imperial) to Nanolitres

  • A nanolitre is exactly 1 x 10^-9 litres.

• Pints (imperial) to Picolitres

  • A picolitre is 1 x 10^-12 litres. It is only suitable for measuring very small volumes.

• Pints (imperial) to Pints (U.S. dry)

  • 1/64 bu (US lvl) = 1/8 gal (US dry)

• Pints (imperial) to Pints (U.S. fluid)

  • 1/8 gal (US)

• Pints (imperial) to Quarts (Imperial)

  • 1/4 gal (Imp)

• Pints (imperial) to Quarts (U.S. fluid)

  • 1/4 gal (US fl)

• Pints (imperial) to Tablespoons (U.S. customary)

  • 1/2 US fl oz

• Pints (imperial) to Teaspoons (U.S. customary)

  • 1/6 US fl oz

• Pints (imperial) to Teralitres

  • A teralitre is exactly one trillion litres (1,000,000,000,000).

• Pints (imperial) to Thousand Barrels of Oil

  • A thousand barrels of oil (US) = 42 000 gallons (US fluid). 1 thousand barrels of oil is 158.987294928 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 Mbbl = 158.987294928 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Thousand Cubic Meters

  • Exactly one thousand cubic meters. Commonly used for measuring volumes of natural gas. Abbreviated by scientific notation (10³m³) or as TCM. 10³m³ is equal to one thousand cubic meters. 10³m³ = 1,000 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Thousand Million Cubic Feet

  • A thousand million cubic feet or a billion cubic feet. A measure typically used to refer to large amounts of water in reservoirs. 1 thousand million cubic feet = 28316846.592 cubic meters (SI base unit).1 TCM = 28316846.592 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Thousands of Cubic Feet

  • 1 MCF or Thousand Cubic Feet is a common commercial measurement of natural gas approximately equal to 28.316846592 cubic meters. M denotes mil, from the French word for thousand NOT the metric prefix meaning million; CF denotes Cubic Feet.

• Pints (imperial) to Trillion Cubic Feet

  • A Trillion cubic feet. Mostly used in measuring natural gas reserves. 1 Trillion cubic feet is equal to 28 316 846 592 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 TCF = 28316846592 m³.

• Pints (imperial) to Tuns

  • An old measure consisting of 252 US fluid gallons. 1 Tun (US) is equivalent to 0.953923769568 cubic meters (SI base unit). 1 US tu = 0.953923769568 m³

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