cord
Volumeexact by definition
A cord is exactly 128 cubic feet, 3.624556363776 cubic metres, the volume of a neatly stacked pile 4 ft high, 4 ft wide and 8 ft long. It is the legal unit of firewood in the United States and Canada and the standard unit for pulpwood.
Watch out: The 128 ft³ includes the air between the logs. Actual wood volume in a well-stacked cord is typically 80 to 90 ft³ depending on how straight and uniform the pieces are. Watch too for the "face cord" or "rick", a stack 4 ft by 8 ft but only as deep as the logs are long, which is often a third of a cord and is not a legal measure in many states.
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One cord in every volume unit
| 3,624,560,000 | cubic millimeter (mm³) | |
| 3,624,560,000 | microliter (μL) | |
| 3,624,560 | milliliter (mL) | |
| 3,624,560 | cubic centimeter (cm³) | |
| 735,365 | US teaspoon (tsp) | |
| 362,456 | centiliter (cL) | |
| 245,122 | US tablespoon (tbsp) | |
| 221,184 | cubic inch (in³) | |
| 127,567 | imperial fluid ounce (imp fl oz) | |
| 122,561 | US fluid ounce (fl oz) | |
| 36,245.6 | deciliter (dL) | |
| 15,320.1 | US cup (cup) | |
| 7,660.05 | US pint (pt) | |
| 6,378.33 | imperial pint (imp pt) | |
| 3,830.03 | US quart (qt) | |
| 3,624.56 | liter (L) | |
| 3,624.56 | cubic decimeter (dm³) | |
| 3,189.16 | imperial quart (imp qt) | |
| 1,536 | board foot (fbm) | |
| 957.506 | US gallon (gal) | |
| 797.291 | imperial gallon (imp gal) | |
| 128 | cubic foot (ft³) | |
| 102.856 | US bushel (bu) | |
| 36.2456 | hectoliter (hL) | |
| 30.8873 | US beer barrel (bbl beer) | |
| 22.7978 | oil barrel (bbl) | |
| 4.74074 | cubic yard (yd³) | |
| 3.62456 | cubic meter (m³) | |
| 3.62456 | kiloliter (kL) | |
| 1.28 | hundred cubic feet (CCF) | |
| 1 | cord (cord)this unit | |
| 0.00293848 | acre-foot (ac·ft) | |
| 0.000957506 | million US gallons (MG) | |
| 3.62456e-09 | cubic kilometer (km³) |
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