Pipe Volume Calculator: 3 in pipe × 100 ft

Specific conversion page with reference context, calculator, and nearby values.

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Dr. Lars Eriksson

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Last updatedFebruary 22, 2026

PublishedFebruary 22, 2026

3 in pipe × 100 ft converts to

36.72 gal

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Value Details

Input: 3 in pipe × 100 ft

Output: 36.72 gal

Browse all reference values for Pipe Volume Calculator

liters: 139 | cubicFt: 4.9087 | diameterIn: 3

Pipe Volume Calculator

Estimate fluid volume in a pipe run using inside diameter and length.

Contained Volume

Nearby Reference Values

Pipe Volume Calculator values near 3 in pipe × 100 ft
Pipe SegmentVolume (gal)Volume (L)Volume (ft³)
2 in pipe × 150 ft24.48 gal92.673.2725
3 in pipe × 10 ft3.672 gal13.90.4909
3 in pipe × 25 ft9.18 gal34.751.2272
3 in pipe × 50 ft18.36 gal69.52.4544
3 in pipe × 75 ft27.54 gal104.253.6816
3 in pipe × 100 ft36.72 gal1394.9087
3 in pipe × 150 ft55.08 gal208.57.3631
4 in pipe × 10 ft6.528 gal24.710.8727
4 in pipe × 25 ft16.32 gal61.782.1817
4 in pipe × 50 ft32.64 gal123.564.3633
4 in pipe × 75 ft48.96 gal185.336.545

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Pipe Volume Calculator, formulas, and expected usage.

How is pipe volume calculated?

Pipe volume uses cylinder geometry: volume = π × radius² × length, then converted to gallons or liters.

Why does inside diameter matter more than nominal size?

Contained volume depends on actual inside diameter, which changes with material and wall thickness.

When is pipe volume useful in plumbing work?

It helps estimate flush time, chemical dosing, recirculation behavior, and water age in long runs.

Can this be used for mixed pipe sizes?

For mixed systems, calculate each segment separately and sum the volumes.

Methodology and Review

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