Calculation example
- Tank shape
- Vertical cylinder
- Inner diameter
- 1 m
- Height of the cylindrical part
- 1,27 m
- Total volume
- 1 000 l
- Total volume
- 1 m³
A diameter of 1 m and a height of 1.27 m give about 1000 l. The calculator computes the volume of a vertical tank from its diameter and height and shows how much liquid it holds at a given level.
Approximate calculation using a simplified model: for designing equipment and process modes, consult a technologist.
How to calculate the volume of a cylindrical tank in litres?
V = π × d² / 4 × h, where d and h are in metres; multiply the result in m³ by 1000 to get litres.
The calculations are approximate: they help to assess the process and compare options, but do not replace a process design and trials on a specific raw material. This section is for reference only and contains no commercial offers.