Calculate the volume of a hemisphere in cubic meters and liters from its radius or diameter.
Hemisphere Water Volume
Bowl, dome, hemispherical vessel
Dimensions
cm
Orientation
Water Level
cm
Results
Water Volume
0 L
Total Capacity
0 L
Filled
0 %
Water Surface Diameter
0 cm
Water Weight
0 kg
Remaining
0 L
Water Volume
0 m³
Total Capacity
0 m³
How to Calculate Hemisphere Volume
Compute the volume of a hemisphere (half-sphere) using V = (2/3)πr³. Enter the radius or diameter in metric units to get volume in mL, L, and m³.
Example: a hemispherical tank with radius 1 meter holds about 2,094 liters. A dome-shaped container 50 cm in diameter holds approximately 32.7 liters.
Useful for hemispherical tanks, dome roofs, mixing bowls, and any half-sphere shaped vessel.
