Sphere Cap Volume from Radius and Height: 20 units Sphere Radius; 35 units Cap Height

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20 units Sphere Radius; 35 units Cap Height converts to

32,070.425005 cubic units

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Input: 20 units Sphere Radius; 35 units Cap Height

Output: 32,070.425005 cubic units

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Sphere Cap Volume from Radius and Height

Calculate spherical cap volume from sphere radius and cap height.

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Nearby Reference Values

Sphere Cap Volume from Radius and Height values near 20 units Sphere Radius; 35 units Cap Height
Scenario	Cap Volume
10 units Sphere Radius; 17.5 units Cap Height	4,008.803126 cubic units
10 units Sphere Radius; 20 units Cap Height	4,188.790205 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 0 units Cap Height	0 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 2 units Cap Height	242.949832 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 5 units Cap Height	1,439.896633 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 10 units Cap Height	5,235.987756 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 15 units Cap Height	10,602.875206 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 20 units Cap Height	16,755.160819 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 25 units Cap Height	22,907.446432 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 30 units Cap Height	28,274.333882 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 35 units Cap Height	32,070.425005 cubic units
20 units Sphere Radius; 40 units Cap Height	33,510.321638 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 0 units Cap Height	0 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 5 units Cap Height	3,796.091123 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 12.5 units Cap Height	22,498.384889 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 25 units Cap Height	81,812.308687 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 37.5 units Cap Height	165,669.925092 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 50 units Cap Height	261,799.387799 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 62.5 units Cap Height	357,928.850507 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 75 units Cap Height	441,786.466911 cubic units
50 units Sphere Radius; 87.5 units Cap Height	501,100.390709 cubic units

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Sphere Cap Volume from Radius and Height, formulas, and expected usage.

What does the Sphere Cap Volume from Radius and Height calculator do?

It helps with estimating partial sphere volume in tanks, domes, and level calculations.

What formula does the Sphere Cap Volume from Radius and Height calculator use?

Spherical cap volume = πh²(3R - h)/3.

What inputs are valid?

Sphere radius must be non-negative and cap height must be between 0 and 2R.

When would I use this?

estimating partial sphere volume in tanks, domes, and level calculations

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