How many meters is 1 kg copper tube 6*0.6 (diameter 6, wall thickness 0.6)?
Two, look-up table method:Look-up table 6*0.6 (diameter 6, wall thickness 0.6) copper tube, weighing 0.09 kilograms per meter.Turn left and turn right |1 kg, 0.09 kg / M ~ 11 meters
1. Calculate the copper tube length =12.440736 cubic mm. per 1mm2. The specific gravity of copper is 8.96KG per cubic meter.3, calculate the volume of 1 kg copper tube is 111 cubic mm.4, calculate 1 kilograms of copper tube for 8.97 meters
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It's 11 meters.A calculation method:Because mass = volume * density, volume = area * lengthCopper tube density: 8.9 g / cubic centimeter, steel tube quality: 1 kg (1 kg =1 kg =1000 g)So the brass volume = mass density =1000/8.9 =112.36 cubic centimeters / cubic centimeter of known size (diameter 6 6*0.6 tube wall thickness 0.6)So the brass area = Pi Pi R - =3.14 - R - * (6 - -4.8 - 4=10.17) / mm2 =0.1017 cmBrass brass, brass volume length = =112.36 / cubic centimeter area of 0.1017 square meters is 11 cm =1104.43 cm
