Cord To Acre-foot Converter

(cd to ac ft converter)

Convert Cord to Acre-foot

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Efficiently Convert Cords to Acre-Feet with Our Easy-to-Use Tool


(Last Updated On: 2024-10-04)

Embark on a seamless conversion journey from cords (cd) to acre-feet (ac ft) with Newtum's intuitive tool. Discover the ease of transforming volume measurements with accuracy.

What are Cord and Acre-foot

Definition of Cord

A cord is a unit of measure for wood volume, commonly used in forestry and logging. It represents a well-stacked woodpile measuring 4 feet high, 4 feet wide, and 8 feet long, totaling 128 cubic feet. This traditional unit helps accurately quantify firewood or pulpwood in the United States and Canada.

Definition of Acre-foot

An acre-foot is a volume measurement used primarily in the United States for large-scale water resources. It represents the volume of water required to cover one acre of land to a depth of one foot, equivalent to 43,560 cubic feet or about 325,851 gallons. This unit is crucial for managing water distribution in irrigation and urban planning.

Cord to Acre-foot Conversion Table

Cord (cd) Acre-foot (ac ft)
0.1 cd 0.0025 ac ft
0.5 cd 0.0125 ac ft
1 cd 0.025 ac ft
2 cd 0.05 ac ft
3 cd 0.075 ac ft
4 cd 0.1 ac ft
5 cd 0.125 ac ft
10 cd 0.25 ac ft
20 cd 0.5 ac ft
50 cd 1.25 ac ft

Conversion of Cord to Acre-foot

1 cd = 0.025 ac ft
1 ac ft = 40 cd

Example 1:
Convert 2 cds to ac ft:
2 cd = 2 × 0.025 ac ft = 0.05 ac ft

Example 2:
Convert 5 cds to ac ft:
5 cd = 5 × 0.025 ac ft = 0.125 ac ft

History of Cord and Acre-foot

The Cord to Acre-foot Converter has roots in the forestry and agricultural industries, where precise volume measurements are crucial for resource management. Its development reflects the need to translate traditional wood volume units into water resource equivalents for diverse applications such as irrigation planning and reservoir capacity estimation.

How to use Cord to Acre-foot Converter

Real Life Applications of Cord to Acre-foot

Delve into the practical applications of converting cords to acre-feet and uncover how this tool facilitates various industry needs.

Solved Examples cd to ac ft

Example 1:
If you have 3 cords of wood, the conversion to acre-feet would be:
3 cd = 3 × 0.025 ac ft = 0.075 ac ft

Example 2:
For 10 cords of wood, the conversion to acre-feet would be:
10 cd = 10 × 0.025 ac ft = 0.25 ac ft

FAQs: Cord to Acre-foot Converter

Q1: What is a cord and how is it used in this converter?

A1: A cord is a unit for measuring wood volume, and in this converter, it is translated to acre-feet for water volume comparison.

Q2: How accurate is the Cord to Acre-foot Converter?

A2: The converter is designed for high accuracy using established conversion factors between cords and acre-feet.

Q3: Can I convert acre-feet back to cords using this tool?

A3: Yes, the tool also allows for the reverse conversion from acre-feet to cords.