The Boulder Weight Calculator is designed to help you estimate the weight of a boulder using either basic or advanced calculations.
By entering dimensions, density, or volume, you can quickly determine the approximate weight, which is useful for transportation and construction planning.
Basic Calculator:
- Enter any three of the following values:
- Length (ft), Width (ft), Height (ft) of the boulder.
- Density (lbs/ft³) to find the weight.
- Click Calculate to determine the missing value or Reset to clear fields.
Advanced Calculator:
- Enter:
- Volume (ft³) and Density (lbs/ft³) of the boulder.
- Shape Factor to account for different shapes (e.g., Cube, Sphere, Irregular).
- Click Calculate to see the adjusted weight.
Example Calculations
Example 1 (Basic Calculator):
Step |
Input |
Result |
Length |
4 ft |
|
Width |
3 ft |
|
Height |
2 ft |
|
Density |
150 lbs/ft³ |
|
Calculated Weight |
|
4×3×2×150=3600 lbs |
With dimensions of 4 ft x 3 ft x 2 ft and a density of 150 lbs/ft³, the boulder’s weight is 3600 lbs.
Example 2 (Advanced Calculator):
Step |
Input |
Result |
Volume |
30 ft³ |
|
Density |
120 lbs/ft³ |
|
Shape Factor |
0.85 (Sphere) |
|
Adjusted Weight |
|
30×120×0.85=3060 lbs |
Using an estimated volume of 30 ft³, a density of 120 lbs/ft³, and a shape factor of 0.85 for a spherical shape, the calculated weight is 3060 lbs.