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| Back in the olden days, the driver would have corrected it manually with a chart.
30° product temp would have a correction factor of 1.046 using the most common SG.
Pump 400 gross gallons on the meter (non-temperature compensated), multiply by 1.046, voilà! 418.4 net gallons.
I use it the other way, I can typically haul 11,400 gallons. If I see the guy ahead of me loaded at 30°, 11,400/1.046=10,898.662. Computer loads in gross gallons at this particular place. I would probably put in 10,900 gal to load.
Edited by silagehauler 12/3/2025 21:16
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how many gallons of propane can be put in a 1000 gal tank at 80% on gauge?
