Transcription of Weight Calculator - IDC-Online
1 CalculatorStandard conversion factors INCH = MILLIMETREFOOT = METREYARD = METREMILE = KILOMETERACRE = HECTAREPOUND = KILOGRAMDEGREE FARENHEIT X 5/9 32 = DEGREE CELSIUSMILLIMETRE= INCHMETRE = = ) MILD STEEL (MS)SHEETWEIGHT (KGS) = LENGTH (MM) X WIDTH (MM) X 0. 00000785 X THICKNESS example The Weight of MS Sheet of 1mm thickness and size 1250 MM X 2500 MM shall be2500MM X 1250 MM X X 1 = KGS/ SHEET ROLLED STEEL CHANNELSMS SQUAREWEIGHT (KGS ) = WIDTH X WIDTH X X : A Square of size 25mm and length 1 metre then the Weight shall X 1000mm = kgs/metreMS ROUNDWEIGHT (KGS ) = X X ((diameter / 2)X( diameter / 2)) X : A Round of 20mm diameter and length 1 metre then the Weight shall X X ((20/2) X ( 20/2)) X 1000 mm = kgs / metreSS ROUNDDIA (mm) X DIA (mm) X = Weight PER METRESS / MS PipeOD ( mm) (mm) X (mm) X = Weight Per MetreOD ( mm) (mm) X (mm) X = Weight Per FootSS / MS CIRCLEDIA(mm) X DIA (mm) X THICK(mm) = Kg Per PieceSS sheetLength (Mtr) X Width (Mtr) X Thick(mm) X 8 = Weight Per PieceLength (ft) X Width (ft) X Thick(inch) X 3 /4 = Weight Per HEXAGONAL BARDIA (mm) X DIA (mm) X = WT.
2 PER MtrDia (mm) X Dia (mm) X = Wt. Per SHEETWEIGHT (KGS) = LENGTH (MM) X BREADTH (MM) X 0. 0000085 X THICKNESSE xample The Weight of brass sheet of thickness 1 mm, length 1220mm and breadth 355mm shall be1220 X355X X 1 = Kgs/SheetCOPPER SHEETWEIGHT (KGS) = LENGTH (MM) X BREADTH (MM) X 0. 0000087 X THICKNESSE xample The Weight of coppper sheet of thickness 1 mm, length 1220mm and breadth 355mm shall be1220X355 X X 1 = Kgs/SheetBRASS / COPPER PIPEOD (mm) THICK (mm) X THICK(mm) X = Weight PER METREALUMINUM SHEETWEIGHT (KGS) = LENGTH (MM) X BREADTH (MM) X 0. 00000026 X THICKNESSE xample The Weight of Aluminum sheet of thickness 1 mm, length 2500mm and breadth 1250 mm shall be2500x1250X X 1 = Kgs/SheetALUMINIUM PIPEOD (mm) THICK(mm) X THICK(mm) = Weight PER METREWe are extremely thankful to Er.
3 Harpal Aujla for sharing this on our site and thus helping civilengineering #more-122 More Useful Measurement UnitsThe E indicates an exponent, as in scientific notation, followed by a positive or negative number,representing the power of 10 by which the given conversion factor is to be multiplied before E380, Standard for Metric Practice, American Society for post was submitted to civil engineering portal by Er. Anirudh.
