How to use it
- Enter the inside diameter.
- Enter the pipe length.
The formula
Gallons = π × (inside diameter ÷ 2)² × length × 7.48
Worked example
| Inside diameter | 0.75 in |
| Pipe length | 100 ft |
Result
| Water in pipe | 2.29 gal |
| Gallons per 100 ft | 2.29 gal |
| Liters | 8.7 L |
| Weight of water | 19.1 lb |
Tips before you order
- Nominal pipe size isn't the inside diameter — check the pipe's schedule or type (e.g. Type L copper, PEX).
Questions
How much water is in 100 ft of ¾ in pipe?
About 2.3 gallons using a 0.75 in inside diameter.