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Properties of a Hollow Cylinder
The Properties of a Hollow Cylinder Calculator is used to calculate the volume of a hollow cylinder, using the following equation:
Volume of a Hollow Cylinder
where:
R is the outer radius of the cylinder
r is the inner radius of the cylinder
You may also optionally specify the material the cylinder is constructed from to calculate the mass. The mass is calculated based on the volume of the cylinder and the density of the material. The density of the material is derived from its specific gravity. Specific Gravities are available for a variety of metals, plastics and woods.
This calculator allows a user to specify English (inches, feet) or Metric (centimeters, meters) as possible units of measure for the radius and height of the cone. NOTE: All lengths are assumed to be of the same unit of measurement.
Material:
Outer Radius:
Inner Radius:
Height:
Units:
  
 
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