Sep 21, 2020

Metal Weight Calculation Formula

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               Metal weight calculation formula


Some commonly used formulas for calculating the weight of metal materials:


Round steel weight (kg)=0.00617×diameter×diameter×length


Square steel weight (kg)=0.00785×side width×side width×length


Hexagonal steel weight (kg)=0.0068×width across opposite sides×width across opposite sides×length


Octagonal steel weight (kg)=0.0065×width across opposite sides×width across opposite sides×length


Rebar weight (kg)=0.00617×calculated diameter×calculated diameter×length


Angle steel weight (kg)=0.00785×(side width+side width-side thickness)×side thickness×length


Flat steel weight (kg)=0.00785×thickness×side width×length


Steel pipe weight (kg)=0.02466×wall thickness×(outer diameter-wall thickness)×length


Steel plate weight (kg)=7.85×thickness×area


Garden copper rod weight (kg)=0.00698×diameter×diameter×length


Round brass rod weight (kg)=0.00668×diameter×diameter×length


Round aluminum rod weight (kg) = 0.0022 × diameter × diameter × length


Square copper rod weight (kg)=0.0089×side width×side width×length


Square brass bar weight (kg)=0.0085×side width×side width×length


Square aluminum bar weight (kg)=0.0028×side width×side width×length


Hexagonal copper rod weight (kg) = 0.0077 × opposite side width × opposite side width × length


Hexagonal brass bar weight (kg) = 0.00736 × side width × opposite side width × length


Weight of hexagonal aluminum bar (kg)=0.00242×width across opposite sides×width across opposite sides×length


Copper plate weight (kg)=0.0089×thickness×width×length


Brass plate weight (kg)=0.0085×thickness×width×length


Aluminum plate weight (kg)=0.00171×thickness×width×length


Garden copper pipe weight (kg)=0.028×wall thickness×(outer diameter-wall thickness)×length


Round brass tube weight (kg)=0.0267×wall thickness×(outer diameter-wall thickness)×length


Round aluminum tube weight (kg) = 0.00879 × wall thickness × (outer diameter-wall thickness) × length


The proportion of commonly used materials


Iron=7.85 Aluminum=2.7 Copper=8.95 Stainless Steel=7.93


Simple calculation formula for stainless steel weight


Calculation formula of weight per square meter of stainless steel plate (kg): specific gravity * thickness (mm) * width (mm) * length (m)


304, 321 pipe weight per meter (kg) calculation formula: 0.02491 * wall thickness (mm) * (outer diameter-wall thickness) (mm)


316L, 310S pipe weight per meter (kg) calculation formula: 0.02495 * wall thickness (mm) * (outer diameter-wall thickness) (mm)


Calculation formula for weight per meter (kg) of stainless steel: diameter (mm)*diameter (mm)* (nickel stainless: 0.00623; chromium stainless: 0.00609)


Calculation of theoretical steel weight


The unit of measurement for calculating the theoretical weight of steel is kilogram (kg). The basic formula is:


W (weight, kg) = F (cross-sectional area mm2) × L (length, m) × ρ (density, g/cm3) × 1/1000


The calculation formula for the theoretical weight of various steels is as follows:


Round steel wire rod (kg/m)


W = 0.006165 ×d×d


d = diameter mm


For round steel with a diameter of 100 mm, find the weight per m. Weight per m = 0.006165 ×1002=61.65kg


Rebar (kg/m)


W = 0.00617 ×d×d


d = section diameter mm


For rebar with a section diameter of 12 mm, find the weight per m. Weight per m=0.00617 ×12 2=0.89kg


Square steel (kg/m)


W = 0.00785 ×a ×a


a = side width mm


For square steel with a side width of 20 mm, find the weight per m. Weight per m = 0.00785 ×202=3.14kg


Flat steel (kg/m)


W = 0.00785 ×b ×d


b = side width mm


d = thickness mm


For flat steel with a side width of 40 mm and a thickness of 5 mm, find the weight per m. Weight per m = 0.00785 ×40 ×5 = 1.57kg


Hexagonal steel (kg/m)


W = 0.006798 ×s×s


s = distance between opposite sides mm


For hexagonal steel with a distance of 50 mm from opposite sides, find the weight per m. Weight per m = 0.006798 ×502=17kg


Octagonal steel (kg/m)


W = 0.0065 ×s ×s


s = distance between opposite sides mm


Octagonal steel with a distance of 80 mm from opposite sides, find the weight per m. Weight per m = 0.0065 ×802=41.62kg 


Equilateral angle steel (kg/m)


W = 0.00785 ×[d (2b – d) + 0.215 (R2 – 2r 2 )]


b = side width


d = side thickness


R = inner arc radius


r = radius of end arc


Find the weight per m of 20 mm × 4mm equilateral angle steel. It is found from the metallurgical product catalog that the R of 4mm × 20 mm equilateral angle steel is 3.5 and r is 1.2, then the weight per m = 0.00785 × [4 × (2 × 20 – 4) + 0.215 × (3.52 – 2 × 1.2 2 )]=1.15kg


Unequal angle steel (kg/m)


W= 0.00785 ×[d (B+b – d)+0.215 (R2 – 2 r 2 )]


B = long side width


b = short side width


d = side thickness


R = inner arc radius


r = radius of end arc


Find the weight per m of 30 mm × 20 mm × 4 mm unequal angle steel. It is found from the metallurgical product catalog that the R of 30 × 20 × 4 unequal angle steel is 3.5 and r is 1.2, then the weight per m = 0.00785 × [4 × (30+20 – 4) + 0.215 × (3.52 – 2 × 1.2 2 )]=1.46kg  


Channel steel (kg/m)


W=0.00785 ×[hd+2t (b – d)+0.349 (R2 – r 2 )]


h = high


b = leg length


d = waist thickness


t = average leg thickness


R = inner arc radius


r = radius of end arc


Find the weight per m of 80 mm × 43mm × 5mm channel steel. It is found from the metallurgical product catalog that the channel steel t is 8, R is 8, r is 4, then the weight per m = 0.00785 × [80 × 5 + 2 × 8 × (43-5) + 0.349 × (82-4 2)]=8.04kg  


I-beam (kg/m)


W= 0.00785 ×[hd+2t (b – d) + 0.615 (R2 – r 2 )]


h = high


b = leg length


d = waist thickness


t = average leg thickness


R = inner arc radius


r = radius of end arc


Find the weight per m of I-beam of 250 mm ×118mm ×10mm. It is found from the metal material manual that the I-beam t is 13, R is 10, and r is 5, so the weight per m = 0.00785 × [250 × 10 + 2 × 13 × (118 – 10) + 0.615 × (102 – 5 2 )]=42.03kg  


Steel plate (kg/m2)


W = 7.85 ×d


d = thick


For a steel plate with a thickness of 4mm, find the weight per m2. Weight per m2=7.85 ×4=31.4kg


Steel pipe (including seamless steel pipe and welded steel pipe (kg/m)


W= 0.02466 ×S (D – S)


D = outer diameter


S = wall thickness


For seamless steel pipes with an outer diameter of 60 mm and a wall thickness of 4 mm, find the weight per m. Weight per m = 0.02466 ×4 ×(60 –4)=5.52kg


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