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-- Measure the radius of the pipe, in inches.

-- Measure the length of the pipe in inches.

-- The volume of the pipe is

(pi) x (radius)2 x (length) cubic inches

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To calculate the capacity of a pipe you need to first calculate the area and volume. So assuming your pipe has an inside dimension (ID) of 3 inches, you would use the following equation. πR2 = area πR2xH = volume π=3.1416 Using inches as our unit R (radius) = half the diameter = 1.5 inches H (height or length of pipe) = one foot of pipe = 12 inches Gives you the volume in cubic inches 1728 cubic inches per cubic foot (12x12x12) One cubic foot = 7.48 US gallons (RxR)x3.1416x12 (1.5x1.5)x3.1416x12 = 84.82 cubic inches 84.82/1728=.049 cubic feet .049 cubic feet x 7.48 US gallons per cubic foot = 0.36652 US gallons per foot of 3" ID pipe.


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