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Roll of film |
2021-11-20 |
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From Brian:
Trying to create a formula to calculate the build up on a roll of film is calculated. Except instead of of a roll, it's essentially a rectangle with two semicircles on each at the end.
Example: I start with a 6" diameter core on each side, and I start winding .005"
thick film on the core. The distance between the center of those cores, length of the inner rectangle is 7.125.
If I continue to do this for a total length of film of 3000 feet, what will the
roll length and width be.
So what I need is the formula to perform this type of calculation.
Can you help me? I want to be able to plug the formula in a spread sheet and to be able to input a core diameter, a film thickness and a total length and the length between the center of the two cores(which is the inner rectangle's length I'm assuming).
Thanks
Answered by Harley Weston. |
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Painting 400 drums |
2012-10-05 |
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From Jordan:
This cylinder is given:
Cylinder with a height of 84 cm and a diameter of 54 cm.
Question: The exterior of the drum (cylinder), except the base, is to be painted blue. calculate how many litres of paint will be needed to paint 400 drums if one litre of paint covers 8.8meters Squared.
Answer to nearest tenth of a litre.
Answered by Harley Weston. |
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2012-10-05 |
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From Jordan:
This cylinder is given:
Cylinder with a height of 84 cm and a diameter of 54 cm.
Question: The exterior of the drum (cylinder), except the base, is to be painted blue. calculate how many litres of paint will be needed to paint 400 drums if one litre of paint covers 8.8meters Squared.
Answer to nearest tenth of a litre.
Answered by Harley Weston. |
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