How can I convert 4.3 cubic feet to pounds?

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How can I convert 4.3 cubic feet to pounds?

Postby Polyman » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:37 am

I am trying to determine the residence time of one of our resins inside a drying hopper. Our hopper is 4.3 cubic feet capacity, but I need to know how many pounds of our nylon residence can be contained by this hopper. This nylon resin commercial name is NST66G14HSL.
Polyman
 

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