All answers presume measurements are in Decimal form of feet (i.e. 1.5 feet, rather than 1 foot 6 inches or 0.5 yards)
If the tank is cylindrical (generally what people refer to as a "rounded" tank), then here is the formula:
diameter of the circular end * PI (3.14159...) * Length of the tank * 7.48052 (gallons per cubic feet)
If you are talking about a spherical tank, then here is the measurement:
Radius of the sphere, cubed * PI * 7.48052 * 4 / 3
if you know the Diameter of the sphere, the radius is one half this.
If you know the circumference of the sphere, the radius is one half this, then further divided by PI.
If the tank is a "squashed cylinder" (i.e. a cylinder where one end axis is longer than the other) - in other words, a cylinder with an eliptical cross-section, then the measurement is:
Length of the tank * length of the long axis of the elipse end * length of the short axis of the elipse end * PI * 7.48052
First calculate cubic feet: 3.1417 x Radius² x Depth = cubic feetNext calculate gallons: Cubic ft x 7.47 = gallons
There are 0.004 gallons per cubic inch in a round horizontal tank. You just said per inch, but actually, you must calculate cubic inches in order to convert to gallons. Cubic inches is calculated by: volume=pir2h. pi=3.14159 r=radius h=height radius=1/2xdiameter
It can be any shape that will hold 4000 gallons. Round, Square and so on. As long as the volume adds up to be 4000 gallons.
1,000,000 US gallons is about 134,000 cubic feet. A round tank of 56 feet diameter by 56 feet high will hold 1 million US gallons. Also a round pond of about 413 feet diameter by 1 foot deep.
you use the formula: Pi x radius (half the diameter) squared.
First calculate cubic feet: 3.1417 x Radius² x Depth = cubic feetNext calculate gallons: Cubic ft x 7.47 = gallons
This tank will hold up to about 4,858(4,857.979293) gallons.
There are 0.004 gallons per cubic inch in a round horizontal tank. You just said per inch, but actually, you must calculate cubic inches in order to convert to gallons. Cubic inches is calculated by: volume=pir2h. pi=3.14159 r=radius h=height radius=1/2xdiameter
This tank will hold a maximum of 10,030 gallons of water.
If the 9' is the diameter of the tank and the 2' is the height, then the volume is 951.78 gallons. (rounded) If the 9' is the height of the tank and the 2' is the diameter, then the volume is 211.51 gallons. (rounded)
1056 GALLONS
Up to 149.61 gallons.
if tank hight is 7mtr and dia is 8mtrs how i will calculate in cubic meter
141.06 gallons
700 gallons
If this is a round tank, 15 feet wide and 7 feet tall, there would be 1237 gallons.
A round tank 36 inches wide and 10 feet deep holds 528 gallons.