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What is the unit of Lt?

2009-08-12View Original

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I saw the unit “Lt” on the nameplate of the heating tank in the burner of the heating furnace; I think it’s a unit of volume. There are two models: 50 Lt and 18 Lt. It seems to be similar to liters. However, after checking online, it was stated that it refers to a long ton. I’m not sure how to convert this unit to China’s volume units. Please help me understand this.
Reply #22009-08-12
The unit of weight for equipment is LT, an imperial unit. The UK and the US have different definitions for a ton; in the UK, 1 ton equals 1016 kilograms, which is why the ton used there is called a long ton ; In the United States, 1 ton is equal to 907 kilograms; therefore, the ton used there is called a short ton.
Reply #32009-08-25
I’m not sure about the relationship between 1 long ton and a ton; please advise
Reply #42009-08-25
1 long ton = 1016 kilograms, 1 short ton = 907 kilograms; it’s very beneficial!
Reply #52010-04-22
It’s even more confusing according to what was said above; it’s better to use the International System of Units.

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