Formula Cylinder Calculator

Sets the headline answer. For a pipe or tube, "internal capacity" is what it holds; "volume of material" is the wall itself.
Interpreted per the measurement selector above.
For a horizontal tank or a pipe this is the run length.
Give this or the wall thickness for a hollow cylinder.
Radial wall thickness; the bore is the outer radius minus this.
Only affects the partial-fill calculation.
Depth of liquid: measured up the wall when vertical, across the diameter when horizontal.
Material density for a solid/hollow body, or contents density for a tank.
Volume of material
62.831853
Cylinder Calculator
Internal capacity
62.831853
Lateral (curved) surface area
62.831853
End-face area
12.566371
Total surface area
87.964594
Outer radius
2
Inner radius
0
Outer circumference
12.566371
Material volume (cubic metres)
0.000063 m3
Capacity (cubic metres)
0.000063 m3
Capacity (litres)
0.062832 L
Capacity (US gallons)
0.016598 gal
Capacity (cubic feet)
0.002219 ft3
Total surface area (square metres)
0.008796 m2
Worked out from Weisstein, Eric W. "Cylinder." MathWorld — A Wolfram Web Resource and 2 other sources.

How this is worked out

4 steps
  1. Outer radius R = 2 cm, height/length h = 5 cm
  2. Volume V = pi r^2 h = pi x 4 x 5 = 62.831853 cm^3
  3. Curved surface = 2 pi R h = 62.831853 cm^2
  4. Total surface = curved + 2 x end face = 62.831853 + 2 x 12.566371 = 87.964594 cm^2

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