How to calculate the weight of a thin plate of sheet and a tube?

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midz

  • Sep 5th, 2011
 

mass*acceleration due to gravity (9.81)

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digvijay kumar

  • Sep 7th, 2011
 

its simple to calculate the weight of a thin plate and tubes..
mathematically...
(1).we collect some sheets which all are same with dimensions,we weight all sheets and it is divided by the total number of sheets,it gives the weight of a single sheet...similarly this all should be done in same manner with tubes.

(2). if there is a single sheet or tube,then we need some data..as like length,breadth,thickness of the plate and the tube,cross sectional area or radius of the tube..and mass density of the material which is used to made the sheet or tube ,now by using the formula...
mass density=mass/volume..or
mass=density*volume
we can calculate the mass of the sheet or tube..then after we multiply mass and acceleration due to gravity..
it gives the weight of that specimen.
for plate; volume=length*breadth*thickness
for tubes; volume=pie*(r2 - r1)^2 *length of the tube
where, r2 - r1=thickness of the tube.

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mahendiran

  • Sep 8th, 2011
 

first you calculate the sheet volume,and multiple the density of the material.

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mostafa anwar

  • Dec 1st, 2011
 

Plate : Length ; m X width ; m X thick ; mm X density ; gm/mm3 = ............... kg
Tube : Pi X Dm ; m X L ; m X t ; mm X density ; gm/mm3 = ........................kg

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Ashim Bhowmick

  • Dec 14th, 2011
 

Weight calculation for Plate,Flat,Sheet in MS materials is = (Width X Thick x7.85)/1000 kg/Mtr.

Now from the ans. we can calculated the weight of different length picess.

For Ms Tube

2 x pie x r= ----mm
( eg. OD.30 /Th.10 / ID 10 mm
2x3.14x10 =62.8mm
Now( 62.8x10x7.85)/1000=4.92kg/mtr.

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ENG/Ali salah

  • Dec 4th, 2012
 

*Weight
Volume*Density
=length*breadth*height(thickness)*Dens…
WHERE,
length is in meter,
breadth is in meter,
thickness is in meter,
density is in kg/m^3

now, its depends upon the steel to calculate the weight , because different types of steel have different constituents and so the density.
*If 7850 kg/m3 is the density of a steel and its volume is
1 m^3(consider l*b*h=1m*1m*1m),
then the weight of the steel plate is ,
=7850.000000000001kg
=7850 kg.

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lokeish

  • Jul 23rd, 2013
 

Everyone knows that Density= m/V and Weight= mg
Volume of thin plate= lbt
Volume of tube= Pi/4(Do2-Di2) X length of tube
so, weight of the thin plate= Density X g X Volume of plate.
weight of the tube= Density X g X Volume of tube.

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Neeraj Sharma

  • Aug 13th, 2015
 

Simple method to calculate the weight of any material sheet.
L x B x H x Density of material/1000000 = Weight of material

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Mech

  • Feb 13th, 2016
 

Weight of any shape can be calculated by multiplying its volume with density of material.

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azim

  • Feb 16th, 2016
 

How to solve MS plate or SS plate, pipe, shaft etc. measurement rules?

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J. bhuyan

  • Mar 26th, 2017
 

Weight in KG=length in Mt X Width in Mt X Thickness in MM X 7.85

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pramod rauniyar

  • May 29th, 2017
 

Formula given above is not useful to find the weight because to find weight we need to use density of metal

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y.prathibha

  • Jul 16th, 2017
 

How to calculate weight for thin shells?

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M.Sainath

  • Nov 6th, 2018
 

Find the weight of plate 1000*1000*10 with having hole of 100mm sq,and also having a semi circular shape at end with radius half of the side of plate?
This was my interview question?
I failed to calculate the volume of semicircle.

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