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water volume
by jessica smith » Wed Jan 25, 2006 2:07 am
how much water does it take to fill up an 5/8" water hose that is 50' long?
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by Mike Wright » Sat Jan 28, 2006 10:00 pm
Assuming that 5/8" is the bore or intenal diameter of your pipe then its area is Pi x (5/16)² = 0.307 in². Volume is hose length x area = 600 x 0.307 = 184.2 in³.
If your hose is 5/8" outside diameter, I'd guess its bore is ½", so area = Pi x (¼)² = 0.196 in² & volume = 117.8 in³.
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If your hose is 5/8" outside diameter, I'd guess its bore is ½", so area = Pi x (¼)² = 0.196 in² & volume = 117.8 in³.
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