Pool Volume Formula:
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Definition: This calculator estimates the volume of a swimming pool in liters based on its dimensions in feet, specifically designed for the Australian market.
Purpose: It helps pool owners and professionals determine the water capacity of rectangular pools for maintenance, chemical treatment, and filling calculations.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The pool dimensions are multiplied together to get cubic feet, then converted to liters using the standard conversion factor.
Details: Accurate volume calculation ensures proper chemical dosing, efficient filtration, and correct water turnover rates for pool maintenance.
Tips: Measure your pool's length, width, and average depth in feet. For average depth, calculate (shallow end depth + deep end depth) ÷ 2.
Q1: Why calculate pool volume in liters?
A: In Australia, pool chemicals are typically measured in liters, making this the most practical unit for maintenance.
Q2: What if my pool isn't rectangular?
A: This calculator is for rectangular pools. For other shapes, use specialized formulas or divide into rectangular sections.
Q3: How accurate is the conversion factor?
A: 28.3168466 liters equals 1 cubic foot, but we use 28.317 for practical calculations.
Q4: Should I include the pool walls in measurements?
A: No, measure the internal water dimensions only.
Q5: Does this include pool equipment volume?
A: No, this calculates only the pool's water volume. Add piping and filter volume separately if needed.