How Many Gallons Are in a 16x32 Inground Pool?
Calculating the volume of an inground pool requires considering the pool's dimensions, depth, and shape. For a rectangular pool measuring 16x32 feet:
Volume = Length x Width x Depth
Assuming a standard depth of 5 feet, the volume of the pool would be:
Volume = 16 ft x 32 ft x 5 ft = 2560 cubic feet
To convert cubic feet to gallons, multiply by 7.48:
Volume = 2560 cubic feet x 7.48 gallons/cubic foot = **19,148.8 gallons**
Therefore, a 16x32 inground pool holds approximately 19,148.8 gallons of water.
FAQ
How many cubic feet are in a 16x32 pool with a depth of 5 feet?
- 2560 cubic feet
How many gallons of water does a 16x32 pool hold with a depth of 4 feet?
- Approximately 15,319.2 gallons
How much water is required to fill a 16x32 pool to 75% capacity?
- Approximately 14,361.6 gallons
What is the volume of a 16x32 round above-ground pool with a height of 4 feet?
- Approximately 22,118.4 cubic feet or 165,440 gallons
How many gallons of chemicals are needed to treat a 16x32 pool?
- The amount of chemicals needed will vary depending on the specific chemicals used and the pool's water chemistry.
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