Partial Volume in a Bowl Tank - Feet

Calculate the amount of liquid inside a partial filled bowl tank. The bowl tank here is in the shape of a half sphere (semi-sphere) and the tank's height is equal to half the diameter. This calculator uses feet for measurements.

one litre of water = 1 kilogram
one litre of diesel fuel = 0.832 kilogram
one litre of gas = 0.75 kilogram

Calculator

1. enter the diameter of the bowl tank in feet and or inches
2. the depth of the liquid inside the tank in feet and or inches
3. the weight of the liquid in pounds per US gallons

Results

1. the volume of the tank in cubic feet
2. the volume of the tank in cubic inches
3. the volume of the tank in cubic metres
4. the total amount of liquid the tank can hold in US gallons
5. amount of liquid the tank can hold in litres
6. the amount of liquid inside the tank in cubic feet
7. the amount of liquid inside the tank in US gallons
8. the amount of liquid inside the tank in Imperial gallons
9. the amount of liquid inside the tank in litres
10. the amount of liquid inside the tank in hectolitres
11. the weight of the liquid inside the tank based on lbs/gal US
12. the amount of liquid it will take to fill this tank in US gallons

Formula

V= πrd²-π/3d³
where V is the volume of liquid inside the tank
Π = 3.14159265
r half the diameter
d the depth of the liquid inside the tank

Conversions

one cubic foot (ft³) = 1728 cubic inches (in³)
one cubic foot (ft³) = 28316846.592 cubic millimetres (mm³)
one cubic foot (ft³) = 0.028316846592 cubic metres (m³)
one cubic foot (ft³) = 7.48051948051947 gallons (gal) US
one cubic foot (ft³) = 6.22883545904283 gallons (gal) Imperial
one square foot (ft²) = 144 square inches (in²)
one square foot (ft²) = 92903.04 square millimetres (mm²)
one square foot (ft²) = 0.09290304 square metres (m²)