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how to calculate dish diameter

01/10/2010 3:40 AM

how to calculate dish diameter to rerequire 600 liter of water
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Re: how to calculate dish diameter

01/10/2010 3:54 AM

It depends on the shape of the dish: flat with flanges, conical, spherical segment, semi-elliptical head as used for pressure vessels, torispherical head, or other desired shape. There are formulas for these, torispherical being the most complicated.

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01/10/2010 9:39 AM

Simplest way: 2 x √{[(Volume of water)÷ (Depth)]÷π}, but this is only applicable to cylindrical containers.

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