Mar 12, 2002 #1 rick44028 Petroleum Jan 30, 2002 5 Is there a formula for calculating the weight of a hemispherical head?
Mar 12, 2002 1 #2 Tankman650 Structural Feb 28, 2002 88 Rick, D= diameter of head in feet Surface area in sq. ft. A=1.571*D^2 t= thickness in inches Density of steel = 40.8 lbs/in/sq. ft. weight lbs = A*40.8*t HTH Upvote 0 Downvote
Rick, D= diameter of head in feet Surface area in sq. ft. A=1.571*D^2 t= thickness in inches Density of steel = 40.8 lbs/in/sq. ft. weight lbs = A*40.8*t HTH
Mar 12, 2002 Thread starter #3 rick44028 Petroleum Jan 30, 2002 5 Thanks I have been doing volumetric calculations and just knew there must be a quicker way Upvote 0 Downvote
