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metres to kilograms

Thu Oct 23, 2008 3:07 pm

Is it possible to convert a given number of linear metres of a plastic into kilograms?

All advice gratefully received.

Liz
 
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Re: metres to kilograms

Thu Oct 23, 2008 8:06 pm

Liz wrote:Is it possible to convert a given number of linear metres of a plastic into kilograms?

All advice gratefully received.

Liz


With additional information, "probably."

You have to know the density of the plastic, mass/volume. You have to have enough details on the shape, to calculate the volume associated with a length. (For a rod-shaped material, diameter and length would be enough)

Without the required, added info, impossible.

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