According to calculations that have taken my computer several hours, followed by a painstaking check of all the inputs and outputs, I am delighted to inform you that the answer is 18.
If filled to the top, there would be approx. 7400 gallons of water in your pool.
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18 - 19 uprights is the average.
fifty-six The circumference of an 18-foot circular swimming pool is: 56.55 feet
359 gallons for every inch the water is deep.
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4ft. by 18 ft.
In order to calculate the volume of the pool, the depth must be known. Then the volume must be multiplied by the number of gallons of water per cubic foot. The surface area of an 18-ft-diameter pool is 254.47 sq ft. Multiply that number by the depth (in ft) to find the volume. Then multiply the volume by 7.481 (gallons per cu ft) to find how many gallons the pool will hold. Example, 18-ft-dia pool x 3 ft deep 254.47 x 3 = 763.41 cu ft 763.41 x 7.481 = 5711 gallon capacity
fifty-six The circumference of an 18-foot diameter circular swimming pool is: 56.55 feet
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The pool volume is 3.14 x 18 x 18 X 4/4 = 1017 cu ft - that's how much water you will need. 1017 cu ft = 7600 gallons