How many gallons in a 16 by 32 above ground pool?

Answer 1

Need average depth -- deep end in feet; shallow end in feet added together, divided by 2 = average depth. Then, L x W x Avg. Depth x 7.5 = approximately the total gallons in your pool.

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Answer 2

The radius of the tank is 3 feet.

The area of the cross-section is
pi * r^2

pi * 3^2 foot^2
= 9 * pi foot^2

The volume is
cross-section * length
= (9 * pi foot^2) * 17 foot
= 153 * pi foot^3

There are roughly 7.481 gallons/cubic foot, so the pipe contains

(7.481 gallons/(foot^3)) * (153 * pi foot^3)
= 7.481 * 153 * pi gallons
= 3595.61 gallons (rounded)

Answer 3

A gallon is a measure in 3-dimensional space. 16 foot x 4 foot are measurements of area in 2 dimensional space. Very basic dimensional analysis teaches that you cannot equate (or convert) measurements with different dimensions.

Answer 4

If the pool is 5 feet deep, the volume will be about 8,500 gallons of water.

Answer 5

It depends on how deep it is. To find it you multiply the length times width time depth. So it would be 16x48xz (x is a multiplication sign, and z is the depth)

Answer 6

Approximately 12,700 gallons, assuming a depth of 4 feet

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Answer 7

A 16 by 32 above ground pool typically holds around 7,600 to 8,000 gallons of water, depending on the depth of the pool.

Answer 8

Not enough information.