Pipe Volume & Water Capacity Calculator
Calculate the water volume a pipe can hold in cubic feet, gallons, and liters, from its inner diameter and length.
Pipe Volume & Water Capacity Mathematics
Pipe volume calculator computes the water capacity of a pipe in cubic feet, gallons, and liters from its inner diameter and length.
A pipe's interior is a cylinder, so its water-holding volume follows the standard cylinder volume formula: pi times the inner radius squared, times the length.
- 1Enter the pipe's inner diameter (inches) and length (feet).
- 2View the volume in cubic feet, gallons, and liters.
A pipe has a 4-inch inner diameter and is 10 feet long.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Use the inner diameter for water capacity β the outer diameter includes the pipe wall thickness, which doesn't hold water.
Multiply the cubic feet result by 0.0283168 to get cubic meters, or use the liters figure directly (1 cubic meter = 1,000 liters).
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