how can i heat up my above ground pool?
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Hi. The most efficient way would be to bypass the power to the pump used to raise the water in the first place and use it directly. This would eliminate friction losses and generator losses.
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heat it up, the sulphur will burn off.\n\nor mix with water and filter out the sand, then evaporate the water to get the sulphur.
832986
Crank the heat up get a blanket wrap it around you and top it off with some Hot Chocolate
634281
buy a fan and go to public pool..
967084
I would use a length of nichrome wire (see links below) stretched between a couple copper blocks. You could make some sort of pinch block out of the copper and connect a power supply to the copper. (or drill a hole through it with a set screw, tap a hole and us a pan head screw)  You will have to insulate the copper from the rest of the world so you don't short something out.  G-10 (a glass/epoxy resin) makes a good moderately high temperature insulator.  One of the contacts should be fixed and the other allowed to "float" and allow for changes in the length of the wire due to heating.  A spring could be used to provide tension or an air cylinder.  The power supply will depend on the length and diameter wire you choose.  If there is a problem with the electrical contacts heating up, you could run some cooling water through them.  Just drill a hole through it and 1/8 NPT pipe tape both ends.  You can plumb some water to it and it will keep the copper chilled.
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on my pool the vacuum hose sticks into a hole at the bottom of the skimmer box inside the pool. then the lid on top of the skimmer is pressed down into the water to the bottom of the box, now the only way the pump is going to get water is threw the vacuum hose. make sure that you fill the hose with water. place hose over the water return hole and fill, then place in skimmer hole
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heat it up.  The higher the heat, the faster the reaction.
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Cover it with your hands very slowly and trap it. Then take it down to your pool if you have one or fill up a cup of water
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82-84 degrees is the ideal temp. If you are active (such as swimming laps) 80 degrees is fine. For a pool that is for everyday family fun it should be at least 82.
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I really dont know why you would do this.. If you want to do it.. go get sand from the beach.. dump it in the bottom of your pool.. and stir.. sand will go to the bottom, the salt will saturate your water.. \n\nAgain.. why you would want this. i dont know
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its the same as a spa. if the water is too hot it will cook the baby. a little warmer the luke warm is okay. but i wouldnt go over board with it.
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Geothermal heat would help a lot.  First we should be certain that our homes are well insulated.  If everyone was to install a ground water heat pump, it would lower heating bills (and fuel consumption) and make it cheap to cool in the summer.  Heating and cooling are two of our biggest energy demands.  What you are suggesting makes a ton of sense.
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raising the temperature. like with a saturated solution of salt-water, if you reise the temperature the water will take in more salt. it's the same with other thing too.
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u can't have water upto 40 below zero!!!\nthe lowest temp(in centigrade) u can reach is -12 c \nthis is achieved by a process called super cooling\nin this the temp of the surroundings is controlled, and care is taken that the surface of the water is not disturbed\nsimilarly u can super heat water upto 137 c
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There is little mechanical consideration. All you have to do is have a water heater, a pump and a temperature sensor. The heater heats the water until the sensor says stop, its hot enough. The pump simply distributes the heated water evenly throughout the jacuzzi. You got to have evenly spaced hot water outlets in the jacuzzi.
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I would suggest that you consider installing two different solar devises; one for heating and one for electricity.  Water can be heated by collecting solar energy in a panel that allows sunlight to pass through a treated glass or plastic pane and shine on a black convoluted surface that avoids reflection.  The heat produced can not escapes as easily as sunlight enters.  This is the greenhouse effect that heats your car on a rather cool day.  Inside the solar panel there are tubes or pipes that circulate cooling water to carry off the heat to an insulated storage tank.  In cold regions the cooling water must contain antifreeze.  The panel shoud be placed on a roof nearly perpendicular to a line from the sun at noon durning the cold season.  In the upper USA that would be a southern exposure.  The solar panel can be used to pre-heat water that is further heated by an electric or gas waterheater.  The number of panels you will need will depend on the number of people using hot water and whether you use it as the sole source of warm water or as preheat.  Expect panels to cost hundreds of dollars, depending on whether you install them yourself. \n\nFor electrical loads, you should consider installing photovoltaic solar panels which produce direct current (DC).  This can be used for heating water or running electrical equipment and lights but heating may use up the entire capacity of the panel(s).  You may need a battery to store energy and a converter to provide the correct voltage (and AC?) as desired.  Expect voltaic solar panels to cost less as new technologies come to market.  DayStar is building a factory now to produce cheaper continuous film cells (that could cover a roof?).  \n\nThe wattage for various items you wish to power is usually included on the manufacturer's identification plate and depends on the size and model you have or wish to buy.  Good luck.