how long will it take to heat a 13000 gallon swimming pool?

Answer 1

We need the flow rate of your filling source. If you hire a truck to come over with 10000 gallons, it will dump in 20 minutes. Then you only have to fill 3000. You see what I mean?

If you have 30 gal per hour, divide 13000 by 30 = 434 hours.
If you have 100 gal per hour, 130 hours.

Answer 2

Too many variables to list. Pool covered or not? Type of pool heater?Initial water temperature? Ending water temperature?
It could take 1 day to go from 54 F to 82 F or it could take 1 week or longer, depending on overnight heat loss to ambient air temperatures. It all depends on the above above factors.

Answer 3

some calculation will do the trick. degree the water temperature now, and confirm what temperature you need. (Use 80 5 F in case you haven't any further helpful opinion.) Take the adaptation, multiply that by utilising 8 x six hundred to get BTU, and divide that by utilising the BTU/hr score of the heater, which would be on a expertise plate someplace on the gadget. the end result would be in hours.

Answer 4

It depends entirely on what you're using to heat it. Different heaters produce diffent intensity of heat over different surface areas. You can manage it in a thousandth of a second with even a small neuclear device.

Answer 5

If you poured 500 gallons of gasoline on top of it and started a fire, it probably would not take long at all. However, I would not recommend swimming in it.

Answer 6

Depends on the weather.If its cold outside probably at least 12 hours with a cover.

Answer 7

a long time

Answer 8

24 hours I think

Answer 9

the smartest girl in my class her name is grace she said it will take 2 weeks

Answer 10

depends