Cylinder Swept Volume Cylinder Diameter

Stroke Length

Cylinder Diameter (cm)
Stroke Length (cm)

Swept volume is the volume of oil that is swept or displaced by the actuator piston during an opening or closing cycle.

To calculate cylinder swept volume you should use the following formula:
volume = (π / 4) * (cylinder diameter)² * stroke length

The cylinder swept volume is used to indicate how much air the piston displaces as it moves from BDC to TDC.

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