Tubewell Diesel Cost Calculator
Tubewell diesel consumption per hour cost — daily and hourly pumping cost in rupees. Use the free Tubewell Diesel Cost Calculator below — enter your values and get instant results, right in your browser. Cost per hour (Rs) = diesel price × litres per hour. Cost per day = cost per hour × pumping hours.
How to use the Tubewell Diesel Cost Calculator
Diesel tubewells keep the crop alive, but every hour of pumping burns cash — and farmers who do not know their per-hour cost cannot compare diesel with electric or solar pumping. This tubewell diesel cost calculator multiplies the current diesel price by your engine hourly consumption (typically 3–5 litres for a Peter-type engine) and your daily pumping hours. The per-hour and per-day figures make the true irrigation cost visible and the solar-payback calculation honest.
- Enter the current diesel price per litre.
- Enter your engine fuel consumption in litres per hour.
- Enter how many hours per day you pump.
- Click Calculate to see the cost per hour and per day.
- Compare the marla figure with your plot size to see how much open space remains.
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Frequently asked questions
Typically 3–5 litres per hour for a Peter-type diesel engine driving a 4–6 inch turbine.
Electric is far cheaper per hour where the connection exists; diesel cost per acre-inch often runs 3–4 times higher.
Service the engine, fix suction leaks, level the field to cut pumping hours, and consider solar for daytime pumping.