how many Gallons of gas from a Single Barrel of Crude Oil?
 

Was wondering. I can not seem to find it in google.


:disgust

OK. Now I look it up, and I find 19.5 gallons of gas form a barrel of 42 gallons of oil.

That does not mention the other uses of the remains for things like lubricants etc.

Well that doesn't add up. that would mean at $3.15 a gal, they are only getting $61.42 a barrel.

Found this

http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives...6096.Ch.r.html

Here is 2004 data

http://www.energy.ca.gov/gasoline/wh...arrel_oil.html

This is interesting. At least we get an idea of what our money does. Thanks

It's funny, diesel fuel is a by-product of making gasoline ... it costs less to produce yet sells for more per gallon than gasoline.

I smile when I think of all those saps who bought a diesel Benz at the time when diesel was cheaper than regular gasoline.

coke 1.8

So, that's where it comes from...

They get ton of other stuff out of it too, and some may cost more than $3/gallon...

I think barrel is outdated terminology, I don't think I've ever seen a barrel truck going down the road.

The price is still quoted as "per barrel" now a days...

They weren't kidding when they said it is an engine cleaner.. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

gallon price on the world
http://pixdaus.com/single.php?id=666

cool link

Coke?

WTF?

:1orglaugh

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