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    Default Re: 8.25% bleach

    Here is the formula I use for manually calculating chlorine. 1,000,000/10,000 x .95 x 0.0825 = 7.8

    One million divided by the total gallons of water in pool, then multiplied by .95 (121 oz of chlorine is converted to a decimal) x 0.0825 (% of chlorine in jug).

    121 oz is the amount of bleach in the jugs of bleach I use.

    Hope this helps you.

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    Default Re: 8.25% bleach

    The pool calculator website is client side scripting so you can see the calculation by viewing the source. Here's what it's doing:

    parseFloat(document.F.FCto.value)-
    parseFloat(document.F.FCfrom.value)) *
    GetGallons() / 482.202 * 6 / parseFloat(document.F.FCpcnt.value);
    document.F.FC1oz.value=PutVolume(temp);
    Which is basically Target increase*water volume /482.202*6/LC strength

    Perhaps the difference is in order of operations or that 482.202 constant. I'm not intimate enough with the formula to know what that is for. I wonder why they didn't use 2,893.212 for the constant.
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