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- ecolinkLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The tanks are shaped in the best form to withstand pressure and prevent explosions. Round is strong.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Propane tanks are round because a sphere is the strongest shape possible for pressurized gas.
- Anonymous5 years ago
You need to make sure your heater is set up for propane first. Most pool heaters are set up for natural gas only, running propane in it would be dangerous.
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- 1 decade ago
in addition to the best answers..stregnth
Making corners would involve more seams and bending, more points of stress.
They usually are around in peoples yards..you don't want to hit your shin on the corner of a propane tank as you mow the grass or other....
- Anonymous5 years ago
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It depends on the BTU rating of the heater vs. the btu potential of the amount of propane. It may heat it but it probably wont last too long. I would see what the local pool supply guy says
- Anonymous1 decade ago
to prevent cracking, punctures damage etc