if a length is 1500mm circumstances is 3800mm what is the kg of tank

Question

If height is  1500mm and circuil is 3800mm...how much kg water we can put inside

 

Answer 1

I assume that by "circuil" you really meant circumference.  Find the volume of the tank (a cylinder), and multiply by the density of water to get the mass of water that fills the tank.

 

V = πr²h

 

C = circumference = 2πr = 3800 mm

 

h = height = 1500 mm

 

r = C/(2π)

 

V = π [C/(2π)]² h = C² h / (4π) = (3800 mm)² (1500 mm) / (4π)

 

Do the calculation and get V in mm³.  The density of water is

 

ρ = 1 g/cm³ = 10^-3 kg/cm³ 

 

Convert the volume from mm³ to cm³, and multiply by the water density in kg/cm³ and you will have the number of kg of water that fills the tank.