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Volume of a pill shape

A pill is basically a cube and a cylinder.
To calculate this shape you need to measure the cube-part and the circle parts.
If the circle-part is circular (the dimensions are the same around the whole circle), the Y-part is the Diameter.
If the circle-part is oval or one side is sharper or flatter than the other one, you have an oval circle. You need to measure the radius for each and add these to the r2 and/or r3 measurements. The Y-part will always be the other measurement in the oval circle calculation.

Measure the cube and the cylinder. Add these two, and you have your volume.

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= Diameter of (r1)

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Volume:

Volume cylinder:
Volume cube:

Volum pilleform - farger
A: ,00 gram
[total_silikon]/([forhold_A]+[forhold_A]+[mengde_deadner]) * [forhold_A]
B: ,00 gram
[total_silikon]/([forhold_A]+[forhold_A]+[mengde_deadner]) * [forhold_A]
Deadner: ,00 gram
[total_silikon]/([forhold_A]+[forhold_A]+[mengde_deadner]) * [mengde_deadner]
Complete!
Congratulations you have completed all of the steps successfully
    Measure X and Y

    Measure the width (X) and the depth (Y) of the cube part.
    Measure from the beginning of each curve.
    If the cylinder part is perfect, the depth (Y) will be the same as the diameter of the curve.

    Measure r2 and r3

    If r2 equals Y/2 you don't need to do this. If r1 ≠ Y/2 you have an oval cylinder and need to create an "ideal cylinder" from this info.

    Heigth (h)

    Measure the height (h) vertically

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