Approx...400reams
Paper quality is expressed as weight per area. Office standard A4 is 80 grams per square metre.
A sheet of A0 paper has an area of 1 m2, A1 is half the size of A0, A2 half A1, A3 half A2, and A4 half of A3; so there are 16 sheets of A4 to the square metre.
Therefore the weight of one sheet of A4 is 80 divided by 16, which is 5 grams.
The number of sheets needed to make one kilogram is 1000 divided by 5, which is 200 sheets.
One tonne is 1000 kilograms so one tonne of A4 would need 200 000 sheets.
A ream of paper is 500 sheets, so 200 000 sheets is 400 reams.
A typical copy-paper carton can hold about 10 reams of paper, which is equivalent to 5,000 sheets of paper. The weight capacity can vary depending on the type of paper, but it generally ranges from 20 to 50 pounds.
The most common size of copy paper, notebook paper, and typing paper in the US is 8½ inches wide by 11 inches high. In many other countries, A4 is the most common size of paper; A4 paper is 8.3 inches wide by 11.7 inches tall.
The mass of a sheet of copy paper can vary depending on the weight or thickness of the paper. Typically, a standard sheet of copy paper weighs around 4 to 5 grams.
All copy machines can process colored copy paper. If you are making copies of text the results should be good. However, copying color photos onto colored paper can give strange results.
For 80 gsm paper, it is approx 2.495 kilograms.
Approximately 5,000 sheets of A4 70gsm copy paper are in one ream. It would take about 500 reams to make one metric ton of A4 70gsm copy paper.
There are ten reams in a single case of copy paper.
The weight of 5 reams of paper can vary depending on the specific type and thickness of the paper. However, on average, a ream of standard copy paper weighs about 5 pounds, so 5 reams would weigh approximately 25 pounds.
A typical copy-paper carton can hold about 10 reams of paper, which is equivalent to 5,000 sheets of paper. The weight capacity can vary depending on the type of paper, but it generally ranges from 20 to 50 pounds.
A ream contains 500 pages, which is half of a thousand; it seems like a nice round number.
i myself found that in the past i have spent out outrageous prices on copy paper. what i have been doing is recycling my copy paper, by this, i mean using the other side of paper that has been used on only one side. another way would be to buy your paper in bulk. it seems expensive in the beginning, but as the year drudges on you'll feel better because instead of consistently buying $20 reams of paper every month, you'd be spending around $200 for 24 reams. and when you do the math, bulk is more cost affective
Usually there are 40 cases to a pallet. Within the case are 10 reams of 500 sheets of paper so total for the pallet would be 200,000 pieces of paper.
The web page at the "Related Link" provide the calculation on how much sheet s can be produced from one tree.
The amount of paper in a box can vary depending on the size and weight of the paper. A typical box of copy paper contains 10 reams, or 5,000 sheets. Specialty papers or larger sizes may have a different quantity per box.
According to the Technical Association for Pulp and Paper Industry (TAPPI), and the American Forest & Paper Association only about one-third of the fiber used to make paper in the U.S. is from whole trees. only trees smaller than 8 inches in diameter, or larger trees not suitable for solid wood products, typically are harvested for paper making. The remaining two-thirds is made up of residue (wood chips and scraps left behind from forest and sawmill operations), and recovered (recycled) paper.Assume that the paper in question is typical 20lb copy paper, and it has been produced using 100 percent hardwood, measured in cords. A cord of wood is approximately 8 feet wide, 4 feet deep, and 4 feet high and weighs roughly 2 tons (15-20% water weight). It has been estimated that one cord of this wood will yield an average of 1,500 pounds of paper (300 reams).According to the Kansas green teams website, it takes 17 trees to produce one ton of paper (no detail in this article).According to the Trinity College in Western Australia, it takes 17 x 20 year old trees to produce 1 ton of paper. This suggests that 1 tree is equal to 22.62 reams @ 2.6 KG of the A4 80gsm copy paper.According to the timber corporation agribusiness Investment Managers (who are encouraging landholders to plant blue gum eucalyptus trees as an investment) you can achieve 45 reams of A4 paper from a blue gum after 10 years.A popular Paper Calculator suggests that one tree equals 14 reams of paper. To confirm this place 10 reams a week into the calculator and this equals 520 reams a year for which the calculator requires 37 trees. Their interest is to stop tree felling.WHO KNOWS how many A4 80 GSM 500 sheet reams of paper to the "average" tree... I would suggest it depends upon the trees in question in relation to their size and paper producing qualities. The answer appears to be somewhere between 16 and 22 reams of A4 80 gsm paper per tree. How many average trees to one cord of paper producing timber as mentioned above is another interesting question.In other words; 8,350 sheets per tree.it depends on wha ttree you are talking about. if you say a pine tree then about 1000 pages can be made, but if it is a redwood tree than about 900000 ca nbe made since they r da biggest trees i nda world
Your college or individual professor will let you know if they want something specific. If nothing is specified, don't get anything too glossy or too white. Retailers will have usually a few different reams called "everyday" or something to that effect in 8.5 X 11.
If you have a copy machine for blueprints, you can order copy paper through the manufacturer, or from your your regular paper supplier. If you don't have a copy machine, a print shop like Kinko's can accommodate you.