Volume of an obelisk Calculator
Calculates the volume of an obelisk given the base and top sides, and height. | |||
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- Purpose of use
- Find the correct loaf tin size
- Comment/Request
- Extremely useful!! Very accurate once you know this tool is available....
- Purpose of use
- To calculate the volume of a mould used to stamp in starch to manufacture gummy candy.
- Comment/Request
- Today I learned that this particular polyhedron is called an "obelisk." I found it very helpful, this calculation was critical in understanding if the volume of a metal mould I am having developed would be large enough to hold a certain amount of liquid—as it turns out is was too small for my needs, so this calculator just saved me several weeks and a bunch of money with mould revisions! I can now go to our mould maker and say it needs to be larger.
- Purpose of use
- calculating volume and surface area of various shapes, revising methods.
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- very useful
- Purpose of use
- calculating volume of tapered plastic molds to determine amount of water and plaster needed for mix of a pre-determined consistency
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- Very helpful. Thank you.
- Purpose of use
- volume of a light pole base
- Purpose of use
- for calculating the volume to coolers in the shapes for required volume.
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- Much useful and quick.Thanks
- Purpose of use
- calculate filling volume of hopper
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- would be really nice to have a formula to calculate a volume at a height within the obelisk/parazoid. so if you want to have an intermediate level, where you don't know the exact top/base dimensions from, where you only know this of the complete hopper
- Purpose of use
- Hopper car volume calculation
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- I found different formula that give different result.
V=h/3 (AB+ab+sqrt(AB x ab)
- Purpose of use
- Calculating wood chip pile
- Purpose of use
- Volume of a hopper for a conveyor
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