How many cans of soda does it take to fill an olympic sized swimming pool?
An Olympic pool holds about 660,253 US gallons of water. There are 128 fluid ounces in a US gallon. The average US soda can is 12 ounces, so there are 10.6 cans to a gallon. 660,253 (gallons) x 10.6 (cans of soda to a gallon)= 6,998,681 12 fluid ounce soda cans it would take to fill an Olympic sized pool.
What is the rate of water flow per hour to fill an Olympic size pool?
Not all Olympic swimming pools are the same. So you need to know how much water you are going to need in the pool. Takes the length x width x by average depth x 9 Will tell you how many gallons you need. the rate of flow is based on time. If your pool is a million gallons and you need it full in 1 hour that is 1 million GPH (gallons per hour). Say…
How many gallons in a 33ft round swimming pool?
It depends on how deep you fill the pool. So, let's take the most common depths for a 33-foot round pool; 3, 4 and 5 feet: For 3 feet of water the total gallons will be about 19,275. For 4 feet of water the total gallons will be about 25,700. For 5 feet of water the total gallons will be about 32,125.
How many gallons of water does it take to fill a swimming pool that is 4' x 24'?
That depends on how DEEP the pool is. The information provided only permits calculation of the AREA of the pool, not the volume and gallons are units of volume not area. To give you some idea though - here are the gallons for different depths: To fill the pool to a depth of 2 ft would require 1436 gallons To fill the pool to a depth of 3 ft would require 2154 gallons To fill…