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Area of pipe is: A = Pi X R^2 (pi times Radius Squared) Voume is Area of pipe Times Length of Pipe. Volume = L X A where Length is 288 inches. Volume = 288 X Pi X 4^2 = 14,476 cubic Inches Volume = 8.37 Cubic Feet

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