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QuestionI have a round pool that measures 27' X 27' X4 1/2'. How much water do I have?Community AnswerFor an approximation, use pi x r-squared, or 13.5 x 13.5 x the value of pi (3.1416); this will be square feet. Multiply by 4.5 for cubic feet. To convert cubic feet to gallons: multiply by 7.48. This is just a quick conversion.
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QuestionWhen is the best time to add chemicals, and how long does the filter need to run?Community AnswerSome chemicals are okay to swim in. Add acid and shock at night and let the filter run at least 8 hours. Do not go swimming after adding acid or shock for a minimum of 8 hours.
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QuestionHow do I compute which pump to use in a swimming pool?Community Answer1 cubic foot of water contains 6.25 gallons. Measure the pool length and breadth, multiply together, then multiply buy the mean depth to calculate the volume. Then multiply volume x 6.25 for the number of gallons.
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QuestionHow can I calculate the volume of an oval swimming pool?Community Answer0.5 of one axis multiplied by 0.5 of the other axis multiplied by pi multiplied by the depth of the pool.
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QuestionHow much will the water volume increase when ten people are in the swimming pool?Community AnswerThe water volume would not increase regardless of how many people are in the pool.
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QuestionI have a pool that's 4' tall by 13' round, how much water is in the pool?Community Answer530 cubic feet of water, or 5,960 gallons.
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