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Convert yards to tons
by mbrantley » Thu Jun 29, 2006 6:47 pm
I need to know how many cubic yards of sand in 40 tons
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by Dirtman » Fri Jun 30, 2006 7:42 am
If it's clean, dry sand in a loose state, approximately 33.3 cubic yards. Dry, loose sand weighs approximately 2400 pounds a yard.
If the sand is wet, it depends on how much moisture it contains. Wet sand can weigh over 3100 pounds per yard in a loose state. IF it weighs 3100 pounds a cubic yard, 25.8 yards.
If the sand is wet, it depends on how much moisture it contains. Wet sand can weigh over 3100 pounds per yard in a loose state. IF it weighs 3100 pounds a cubic yard, 25.8 yards.
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