volume- height x width x length Volume x 7.48= pool gallons Example- 12ft x 20ft,4ft wall 12 x 20 x 4= Volume x 7.48 = 5700 gallons
It depends on the size of the pool but 20,000 gallons is pretty common.
Assuming your pool is round about 800 gallons.
264 gallons is the max if it's a blow-up pool.
My pool is 30" by 12' (circle) and it has 2100 gallons of water. My guess is that the 36" high pool would have close to 3000 gallons.
If its an oval pool approx 7800 gallons at full capacity. If its rectangular pool then approx 9000 Gallons.
To determine the size of the pump you need for your pool, calculate the volume of your pool in gallons and choose a pump that can circulate the entire volume in 8 hours.
Can't determine this without a third measurement.
To figure out how many gallons are in a swimming pool, determine the length, width, ... Standard Pool Above Ground Pools with a Pool Wall of 48 inches.
25,000 Gallons
Is the pool a circle? Do you want US gallons, or Imperial gallons?
It depends on the size of the pool but 20,000 gallons is pretty common.
Assuming your pool is round about 800 gallons.
264 gallons is the max if it's a blow-up pool.
My pool is 30" by 12' (circle) and it has 2100 gallons of water. My guess is that the 36" high pool would have close to 3000 gallons.
If its an oval pool approx 7800 gallons at full capacity. If its rectangular pool then approx 9000 Gallons.
To determine how much salt to add to an 18x4 pool, you first need to know the pool's volume in gallons. An 18-foot diameter pool that is 4 feet deep has a volume of approximately 6,600 gallons. For a saltwater pool, a typical salinity level is around 3,000 to 3,500 parts per million (ppm), which usually requires about 40-50 pounds of salt per 1,000 gallons of water. Therefore, you would need approximately 260-330 pounds of salt for your pool.
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