Titanium Weight Formula:
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Definition: This calculator estimates the weight of a titanium ring based on its volume and the density of titanium.
Purpose: It helps jewelers, designers, and customers determine how much a titanium ring will weigh for design and comfort considerations.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The ring's volume is multiplied by titanium's density to calculate its weight.
Details: Proper weight estimation ensures comfortable wear, proper material usage, and helps in pricing the jewelry accurately.
Tips: Enter the ring volume in cubic meters and titanium density (default 4500 kg/m³). All values must be > 0.
Q1: How do I find the volume of my ring?
A: Calculate using ring dimensions (inner diameter, outer diameter, height) with the formula for a hollow cylinder volume.
Q2: Why is titanium density set to 4500 kg/m³?
A: This is the approximate density of pure titanium, though alloys may vary slightly (4500-4700 kg/m³).
Q3: How does titanium compare to other metals?
A: Titanium is lighter than steel (~8000 kg/m³) but heavier than aluminum (~2700 kg/m³).
Q4: Can I use this for other titanium jewelry?
A: Yes, the same calculation works for any titanium object if you know its volume.
Q5: How accurate is this calculation?
A: Very accurate for pure titanium, but actual weight may vary slightly with alloys and manufacturing processes.