Every day we are faced with a world of numbers, but it can be difficult to know what they mean.
The volume of a cylinder is measured in litres and centimetres.
But how do you convert from one unit to another? This web page will help you figure that out!
1. Measure the diameter of the cylinder in centimetres.
2. Measure the height of the cylinder in centimetres.
3. Enter the measured values into the calculator above.
4. Click the Get Volum Results button to get your answer in cubic centimetres or litres.
Now you know how to convert volume measurements between liters and centimetres.
There are other cylinder calculators on this web site for feet, inches, metres to litres and gallons.
If you ever need help converting other units, we’ve got a whole Converter Section.
10 mm = 1 cm.
Use the above calculator with mm divide by 10 for centimetres as the input. Click Get Volume Results. Answer appears in litres.
Volume of a cylinder = Pi x Radius squared x height.
It is quicker to enter the dimensions in the above calculator.
Calculator 1, input Radius and Height, Click Get Volume Results. Answer appears in litres or cubic centimetres.
Calculator 2, input Diameter and Height, Click Get Volume Results. Answer appears in litres or cubic centimetres.
Use the above calculators to input dimensions in centimetres with results in litres.
Measure the internal diameter and height of the cylinder in centimeters.
Use the 2nd calculator above. Input Diameter and Height. Answer appears in litres or cubic centimetres.
Alternatively, use Cylinder Volume Calculator in Feet and Inches
The above calculator can accept cm inputs for a cylinder measurement with results in litres.
Use Cylinder Volume Calculator in Metres and Centimetres Results are in m3 or litres.
For tank volume calculation.
Use this for feet and inch cylinder measurements with results in gallons.
Use Cylinder Volume Calculator in Feet and Inches
Use this for metres and centimetres cylinder measurements with results in m3 or litres.
Use Cylinder Volume Calculator in Metres and Centimetres Results are in m3 or litres.