This pool holds up to 13,460 gallons of water. (this would fill it to the very top)
Start taking the water out of the pool with a 5 gal bucket...
There is NO way to calculate this without knowing how deep the pool is filled!
length(M) x width(M) x average depth(M) you will get pool volume in cubic meter. convert it in to gallons or any other unit
There are 7.48 gallons per cubic foot of interior space. You have to calculate the volume, in cubic feet, and then multiply that result times 7.48.
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This pool holds up to 13,460 gallons of water. (this would fill it to the very top)
Start taking the water out of the pool with a 5 gal bucket...
Pool capacity in gallons divided by fill time in hours equals fill rate in gallons per hour (gal / hr = gal/hr).
There is NO way to calculate this without knowing how deep the pool is filled!
How large is the pool? In ground or above ground? Shape? Above ground is easier to calculate. I have an oval above ground pool which is 18 x 38. It holds approx. 15,000 gallons. To get an accurate answer, you need to be far more specific.
length(M) x width(M) x average depth(M) you will get pool volume in cubic meter. convert it in to gallons or any other unit
Several ways:# If the pool is full, you could empty it with a measuring container, preferably marked in gallons, and make a note of how many gallons you take out # If the pool is empty you could fill it with water, taking a note of how many gallons of water you put in. # You could use a 'pool capacity calculator' (Try a pool manufacturer's website). # You could calculate its capacity (Area of a circle times depth) This will give you its cubic capacity. Then find out the cubic size of a gallon. Then divide the pool's capacity by the cubic size of a gallon. The answer will be how many gallons.
A lot. If you know the depth of the pool, you can actually calculate the volume in cubic feet. Then multiply by 7.48 (the number of gallons per cubic foot) to determine the amount of water in your pool. For example, assuming the average depth of your pool is 5', the volume in cubic feet is (16'x36'x5') 2880, which is 21,542 gallons (2880 x 7.48).
There are 7.48 gallons per cubic foot of interior space. You have to calculate the volume, in cubic feet, and then multiply that result times 7.48.
It is necessary to know the length as well as the width and depth of the pool in order to calculate its volume.
To calculate the volume in gallons of a round pool, do the following calculation: diameter x diameter x depth x 5.9 Example: 28ft x 28ft x 4ft x 5.9 = 18,502.4 gallons