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Find volume of a pipe ?
by Guest » Thu Nov 03, 2005 10:16 am
I have a pipe 85mm Diameter x 1000mm Length, I would like to know how to calc' the amount water it will hold in MilliLitres.
thanx
thanx
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Re: Find volume of a pipe ?
by Guest » Thu Nov 03, 2005 7:54 pm
Guest wrote:I have a pipe 85mm Diameter x 1000mm Length, I would like to know how to calc' the amount water it will hold in MilliLitres.
thanx
1 mL = 1 cm³, so lets express the pipe dimensions as 8.5 cm diameter, by 100 cm length.
The volume of a cylinder is
V = (pi/4) * d² * h = 5674.5 cm³ = 5674.5 mL
(It might be better expressed as 5.6745 L)
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Re: Find volume of a pipe ?
by Guest » Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:10 am
Anonymous wrote:Guest wrote:I have a pipe 85mm Diameter x 1000mm Length, I would like to know how to calc' the amount water it will hold in MilliLitres.
thanx
1 mL = 1 cm³, so lets express the pipe dimensions as 8.5 cm diameter, by 100 cm length.
The volume of a cylinder is
V = (pi/4) * d² * h = 5674.5 cm³ = 5674.5 mL
(It might be better expressed as 5.6745 L)
Many thanks.
- Guest
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