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Pool Heating Time Calculation Guide

The document outlines the calculations for heating a swimming pool with a volume of 250,000 liters, requiring an initial temperature rise of 18°C. It details the machine's power output, heating time, and coefficients for heat loss, indicating that a 90 KW machine will take approximately 23.36 hours to heat the pool. The calculations account for specific heat of water and various heat loss coefficients based on environmental conditions.

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Pool Heating Time Calculation Guide

The document outlines the calculations for heating a swimming pool with a volume of 250,000 liters, requiring an initial temperature rise of 18°C. It details the machine's power output, heating time, and coefficients for heat loss, indicating that a 90 KW machine will take approximately 23.36 hours to heat the pool. The calculations account for specific heat of water and various heat loss coefficients based on environmental conditions.

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Swimming Pool Heating Calculation

1)2,50,000 L
Pool Volumn
Suggested Initial Heating Temperature Machine Input
（m3） COP Heat Lose
Machine Time Rise Capacity Units Remark
Length(m Wideth(m Average W/W Coefficient
Power output （H） （℃） ΔT （KW）
) ) Depth(m)

90 KW x 3 23.36 hr. 28-10=18℃ 16.3 x 4 = 65.2 4 4.3 20% Outdoor winter

4180 * Temperature Rise(℃) * Pool Volumn (L) 4180*18*250000L 18,81,00,00,000 23.36


Y(H)=
3600000*65*4.3*(1-20%)
3600000 * X(KW*Qty) * COP * (1-Heat Lose Coefiicient) 804960000

Remark: Y=Initial Heating Time (hour)


X=Machine Heating Capacity (KW)
4180 : specific heat of water (1L water temperature rise 1 degree need 4180J heat energy)
28-10=18℃ temperature rise value (28℃ desired temp.; 10℃ or 15℃ input water temp.)
3600000: 1KW electricity brings 3600000J heat energy
4.3 :COP
16.3 KW :Machine Input

This formula uses coefficient of 10% heat lose base on indoor average wind speed 0.3m/s. This coefficient is changeable.
uses coefficient of 20% heat lose base on half-open outdoor average wind speed 2m/s.

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