Long Height of Cut Cylinder Formula:
Definition: Long Height of Cut Cylinder is the longest vertical distance from the bottom circular face to the top elliptical face of the Cut Cylinder.
Purpose: This calculator helps determine the long height when the volume, radius, and short height of the cut cylinder are known.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula calculates the long height by first determining the total height of an equivalent full cylinder and then subtracting the short height.
Details: Accurate calculation of the long height is essential for engineering applications, material estimation, and structural design involving cut cylinders.
Tips: Enter the volume in m³, radius in meters, and short height in meters. All values must be positive (except short height which can be zero). Results include ±5% tolerance.
Q1: What is a cut cylinder?
A: A cut cylinder is a cylinder that has been sliced by a plane at an angle, resulting in an elliptical top surface.
Q2: Why is there a ±5% tolerance?
A: The tolerance accounts for measurement errors and practical variations in real-world applications.
Q3: Can the short height be zero?
A: Yes, if the cutting plane just touches the cylinder at one point, the short height would be zero.
Q4: What units does this calculator use?
A: The calculator uses meters for length and cubic meters for volume by default.
Q5: How accurate is this calculation?
A: The calculation is mathematically precise, but real-world measurements may have some error, hence the ±5% tolerance.