we have import the mdf boards by container.the board lenght is 2440cms and width is 1220 cms and one sheet weight is 10kgs how can i get GSM for this sheet
regds
hemakumar
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Re: grams per sqmtr for 10 sheets of mdf board
by Guest » Thu Apr 26, 2007 6:21 pm
hemakumar wrote:we have import the mdf boards by container.the board lenght is 2440cms and width is 1220 cms and one sheet weight is 10kgs how can i get GSM for this sheet
regds
hemakumar
Are you sure those dimensions aren't millimeters? If they are are centimeters, the boards won't fit in the containers.
So, assuming millimeters and converting to meters, 2.44 m x 1.22 m, and 10 kg is 10000 g
10000 g / (2.44 m x 1.22 m) = 3359 g/m^2, although it is not clear to me why anyone would want that data.
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