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Калькулятор: Gas–Oil Ratio.
Используйте Калькулятор: Gas–Oil Ratio, чтобы получить понятный и практичный результат по введённым данным.
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Как пользоваться
Scenario arithmetic only. Enter every material factor; no live, regional, manufacturer, or safety data is used.
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Use Cases
Mixing fuel for two-stroke engines
Determine the exact ratio and composition when mixing gasoline and oil for chainsaws, leaf blowers, or outboard motors, without relying on a preset ratio.
Example: Enter 5 liters of fuel and 100 ml of oil to see the ratio and percentages.
Checking a pre-mixed fuel sample
Verify the ratio of an already mixed fuel-and-oil sample to ensure it matches the manufacturer's recommendation.
Example: Enter 1 gallon of fuel and 2.6 ounces of oil to check if it's 50:1.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I calculate the gas-to-oil ratio?
- Enter the fuel volume and oil volume in the same unit (e.g., gallons, liters). The calculator divides fuel by oil to give the ratio (e.g., 50:1) and also shows the percentage of each component in the mixture.
- What does a 50:1 ratio mean?
- A 50:1 ratio means 50 parts fuel to 1 part oil by volume. For example, 50 gallons of fuel mixed with 1 gallon of oil. The calculator computes this from your entered volumes.
- Can I use different units for fuel and oil?
- No, both volumes must be in the same unit. If you have measurements in different units, convert them first (e.g., liters to milliliters) before entering.
Tips & Common Mistakes
Tips
- Always use the same unit for both fuel and oil volumes to get an accurate ratio.
- For small quantities, convert to milliliters or ounces to avoid decimal errors.
- Double-check your oil volume: a small mistake can significantly change the ratio.
- Use the composition percentages to understand the mixture's oil content by volume.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Entering fuel and oil in different units (e.g., gallons and liters) without converting.
- Mixing up the order: the ratio is fuel divided by oil, not oil divided by fuel.
- Assuming a standard ratio like 50:1; this calculator does not assume any ratio—you must enter your own volumes.
Last updated: August 13, 2026