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Let's try it in REAL units!!

Volume equals length times cross section (pi x radius squared).

(lets do it in cm, as that will give us an answer in ml)

So for a 10cm diameter pipe, 1m long that's:

100cm x 3.142 x 5cm squared

=7855 cubic centimetres. Now 1000 CC = 1 litre (gotta love metric!). so one metre of 100mm pipe will hold 7.855 litres of whatever!

To find the volume of water in a pipe you need to know the diameter and the length of the pipe. The formula is pi x radius squared x the length in feet x 12 to get cubic inches didvide by 277.42 ( cubic inches in an imperial gallon ) = gallons in the pipe.

For example 4 inch diameter pipe 10 feet long holds 5.43 gallons of water.

3.14 x ( 2 x 2 ) x 10 x 12 = 1507.2 cubic inches / 277.42 = 5.43 gallons

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calculate the volume in centimeters and then convert 1000 cubic centimeters to a liter. Liters Volume of a Pipe = Length Pipe(cent.) *PI*radius Pipe (cent.) squared/1000

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