Convert Cubic Centimetres (cm³) to Register Tons (GRT)

Quick reference for converting Cubic Centimetres to Register Tons

Formula: GRT = cm³ ÷ 2,831,680
Quick rough maths: To get the Register Tons, divide the Cubic Centimetres by 2,800,000.
Cubic Centimetres (cm³) in 1 Register Ton: There are 2,831,680 Cubic Centimetres in 1 Register Ton
Register Tons (GRT) in 1 Cubic Centimetre: There are 3.53147 × 10⁻⁷ Register Tons in 1 Cubic Centimetre

Conversion table: Cubic Centimetres (cm³) to Register Tons (GRT)

0cm³ – 24cm³
0cm³	0GRT
1cm³	3.531467 × 10⁻⁷GRT
2cm³	7.062933 × 10⁻⁷GRT
3cm³	0.000001059440002GRT
4cm³	0.000001412586669GRT
5cm³	0.000001765733336GRT
6cm³	0.000002118880003GRT
7cm³	0.000002472026671GRT
8cm³	0.000002825173338GRT
9cm³	0.000003178320005GRT
10cm³	0.000003531466672GRT
11cm³	0.000003884613339GRT
12cm³	0.000004237760007GRT
13cm³	0.000004590906674GRT
14cm³	0.000004944053341GRT
15cm³	0.000005297200008GRT
16cm³	0.000005650346675GRT
17cm³	0.000006003493343GRT
18cm³	0.00000635664001GRT
19cm³	0.000006709786677GRT
20cm³	0.000007062933344GRT
21cm³	0.000007416080012GRT
22cm³	0.000007769226679GRT
23cm³	0.000008122373346GRT
24cm³	0.000008475520013GRT

25cm³ – 49cm³
25cm³	0.00000882866668GRT
26cm³	0.000009181813348GRT
27cm³	0.000009534960015GRT
28cm³	0.000009888106682GRT
29cm³	0.00001024125335GRT
30cm³	0.00001059440002GRT
31cm³	0.00001094754668GRT
32cm³	0.00001130069335GRT
33cm³	0.00001165384002GRT
34cm³	0.00001200698669GRT
35cm³	0.00001236013335GRT
36cm³	0.00001271328002GRT
37cm³	0.00001306642669GRT
38cm³	0.00001341957335GRT
39cm³	0.00001377272002GRT
40cm³	0.00001412586669GRT
41cm³	0.00001447901336GRT
42cm³	0.00001483216002GRT
43cm³	0.00001518530669GRT
44cm³	0.00001553845336GRT
45cm³	0.00001589160002GRT
46cm³	0.00001624474669GRT
47cm³	0.00001659789336GRT
48cm³	0.00001695104003GRT
49cm³	0.00001730418669GRT

50cm³ – 74cm³
50cm³	0.00001765733336GRT
51cm³	0.00001801048003GRT
52cm³	0.0000183636267GRT
53cm³	0.00001871677336GRT
54cm³	0.00001906992003GRT
55cm³	0.0000194230667GRT
56cm³	0.00001977621336GRT
57cm³	0.00002012936003GRT
58cm³	0.0000204825067GRT
59cm³	0.00002083565337GRT
60cm³	0.00002118880003GRT
61cm³	0.0000215419467GRT
62cm³	0.00002189509337GRT
63cm³	0.00002224824003GRT
64cm³	0.0000226013867GRT
65cm³	0.00002295453337GRT
66cm³	0.00002330768004GRT
67cm³	0.0000236608267GRT
68cm³	0.00002401397337GRT
69cm³	0.00002436712004GRT
70cm³	0.00002472026671GRT
71cm³	0.00002507341337GRT
72cm³	0.00002542656004GRT
73cm³	0.00002577970671GRT
74cm³	0.00002613285337GRT

75cm³ – 99cm³
75cm³	0.00002648600004GRT
76cm³	0.00002683914671GRT
77cm³	0.00002719229338GRT
78cm³	0.00002754544004GRT
79cm³	0.00002789858671GRT
80cm³	0.00002825173338GRT
81cm³	0.00002860488004GRT
82cm³	0.00002895802671GRT
83cm³	0.00002931117338GRT
84cm³	0.00002966432005GRT
85cm³	0.00003001746671GRT
86cm³	0.00003037061338GRT
87cm³	0.00003072376005GRT
88cm³	0.00003107690671GRT
89cm³	0.00003143005338GRT
90cm³	0.00003178320005GRT
91cm³	0.00003213634672GRT
92cm³	0.00003248949338GRT
93cm³	0.00003284264005GRT
94cm³	0.00003319578672GRT
95cm³	0.00003354893339GRT
96cm³	0.00003390208005GRT
97cm³	0.00003425522672GRT
98cm³	0.00003460837339GRT
99cm³	0.00003496152005GRT

Unit information

Cubic Centimetre

/ˈkjuːbɪkˈsɛntɪmiːtə/

Symbol: cm³
Unit system: SI

What is the Cubic Centimetre?

The cubic centimetre (or cubic centimeter; US spelling) is a unit of volume and is derived from an SI unit with the symbol cm³.

There are 1000cm³ in 1 litre. 1 cubic inch is equal to 16.38706cm³.

The cubic centimetre is sometimes referred to as cc or ccm - for example when administering drugs in a liquid solution. This is due to its relatively small size.

It is also often used in the 'cc' form to express the size of a petrol or diesel engine and represents the total displacement volume of the engine.

Register Ton

/ˈrɛdʒɪstə tʌn/

Symbol: GRT
Unit system: Shipping

What is the Register Ton?

The register ton is a unit of volume in the shipping world and uses the symbol GRT.

1 register ton is equal to 100 ft³ or 2.832 m³.

The register ton is used in shipping to measure the amount of cargo on a vessel. The phrase is often mistaken for a unit of mass or weight because of the term 'ton' but should not be confused.