There are 28,316,846,592 liters in 1 TMC of water.
Tmcft, TMC, tmc, or Tmc ft are abbreviations for 1,000,000,000 = 1 billion or one thousand million cubic ft. It is a measurement used in referring to water volume in river flow or reservoirs.
1 Tmcft is therefore equal to:
Tmcft, TMC, tmc, or Tmc ft are abbreviations for 1,000,000,000 = 1 billion or one thousand million cubic ft. It is a measurement used in referring to water volume in river flow or reservoirs.
1 Tmcft is therefore equal to:
- 28,316,846,592 liters
- 1,000,000,000 cubic ft or 28,000,000 m3
- 22,956.841139 acre feet
- Clepsydra: The ancients used this to measure water and tell the time. Today it is called the water clock.
- Global Measurements: Scientists use satellites to measure ocean water movements. Electronic equipment is put on buoys, ships, and the surface and floor of the ocean and is used for sending and receiving satellite signals.
- Irrigation: Agriculturists may build a weir across a river or water channel for providing controlled measures of water for their fields. Ultrasonic transmitters are used for measuring the water.
- Water Moisture: Scientists use electronic sensors to measure water in food. They use tensiometers to measure water in soil. Hygrometers are used for measuring moisture in the atmosphere.
- Weather: A meteorologist makes their forecasts by measuring the various states of water. Rainfall is measured with a rain gauge that could be in the form of a scale measuring the weight of rainfall or rain sticks that measure water depth. A plain hail pad is used for measuring hail. The hail pads are made from florist's foam and covered in aluminum soil. The scientists count and then measure the marks that are left by the hail.
