Mathematical Calculation of Volume

Status: Closed
Prize: $50
Entries Received: 14
Winner: NikolaTx

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Contest Brief

I would like to receive an Excel file or a Mathcad file that I can use to calculate the volume of liquid in an inclined cylinder with 2:1 semi ellipsoidal or tori spherical heads by inputting the liquid height.
I can do this in CAD easily but need a program to input - output easily for different variables.

Inputs would be:

Angle (between 1 to 5 degree)
Length (Tan to Tan)
Inner Diameter
Head type (Semi or tori)
Liquid height (from the top Tan line at the rear head)

Output would be:
Total volume of liquid
Total volume

I will verify your sheet to a CAD model and need the results to be accurate to at least 0.5% of CAD results and then pay.
(This shouldn't be hard to do if your math is good)

take the following example:
ID:2000 mm
L :10000mm
Heads: Semi-Elips

All calculation to be done in background and the input and output would be easy to use.
I would like this to be done in 1-2 weeks max.

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Jakison007
- 4 years ago
Check the result and verify. I will provide you Further more accurate Result( I f you choose me and i am in the process...).
- 4 years ago
HydroExpert
- 4 years ago
Can you please give the curvature equation of the end semi-elliptical part? or it is only standard geometry? give details about the geometry. Thanks.
- 4 years ago
rupeshg67
- 4 years ago
torisperical head required is with dish or without dish ?
- 4 years ago
wilhelmrousseau
- 4 years ago
Is it possible that you can post the values for a couple of cases to verify results before submission please.
- 4 years ago
NikolaTx
- 4 years ago
can you post a dwg example too see the angles and other stuff...
- 4 years ago
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1. NikolaTx
  - 4 years ago
  Thanks!
  - 4 years ago
2. NikolaTx
  - 4 years ago
  I can do this in autocad vba if you are interested in that option?
  - 4 years ago
krishna5737
- 4 years ago
I can make this in autocad or in excel
- 4 years ago
rstefanov
- 4 years ago
I can make it in excel with multiple dimencions (mm^3; m^3 etc.) I just cant get the "Angle (between 1 to 5 degree)" soo if you can provide me a scheme or drawind of some sort I will be done in 1-2 days
- 4 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  Have attached a pdf file
  - 4 years ago
VolKa
- 4 years ago
Hi. I am sure can do this in EXCEL within 2 days. Regards
- 4 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  please have a look at the file i attached..
  - 4 years ago
saficreator1
- 4 years ago
Hi Sam,
I had a xls to find Horizontal Vessel volume. If you provide your mail id, I can share that excel image with sample data. Once you confirm that data's in the image are correct, I will share the original file with you for price of 40$.
- 4 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  Plz. have a look at the file i have attached.
  - 4 years ago
2. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  If your file is doing what i want. great !
  inbox me an image plz.
  - 4 years ago
indrans
- 4 years ago
pls send me the sketch or autocad file of the tank with all details, i assure you to solve within excel sheet
- 4 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  have a look at the file i have attached.
  Thx,
  - 4 years ago
expertatwork
- 4 years ago
hey Sam, we can do it :-) Please contact us soon, thanks !
- 4 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  I have provided all the information.
  What is your price ? time ? program ?
  - 4 years ago
sambestsolutions
- 4 years ago
are you OK with a matlab M file for this
- 4 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 4 years ago
  NO,
  sorry, has to be either excel or PTC Mathcad.
  - 4 years ago