600litres

600 litres, written as 600 L, is a unit of volume in the metric system equal to 0.6 cubic meters and 600,000 cubic centimeters. It is commonly used to describe the capacity of containers, tanks, and reservoirs. In practical terms, 600 L is about 158.5 US gallons and 131.9 UK gallons, and it occupies roughly 21.2 cubic feet. Since one liter equals one cubic decimeter, 600 L also equals 600 dm3.

Common applications for 600 L containers include storage of drinking water, rainwater harvesting, and mid-sized industrial or commercial vessels such as fermentation tanks in breweries and wineries, large beverage vats, or chemical totes. The size is a mid-range capacity chosen to balance space, weight, and cost for many operations; equipment is often manufactured with 600 L as a standard rating or built to accommodate that volume.

Notes on measurement: the weight of the contents depends on density; for example, 600 L of water at room temperature weighs about 600 kilograms. If the liquid differs in density, the weight will vary accordingly. For shipping and labeling purposes, volumes are commonly given in liters or converted to cubic meters (0.6 m3) as needed.