The recommended flow rate for a pool circulation system depends on several factors, such as the size of the pool, the type and size of the pump, and the type and length of the plumbing. In general, the flow rate should be sufficient to ensure that all the water in the pool is circulated and…
Disease prevention should be the top priority for every water quality management program for pool and spa operators. Disinfection is critical to protect against pathogens, and is best managed through routine monitoring and maintenance of chemical feed equipment to ensure optimum chemical levels in accordance with state and local regulations.[12] Modern digital equipment when used in…
Various Filtration units There are a variety of filtration systems utilized in swimming pool sanitation. Each could be a blog in itself. However, below are the most notable systems used and a brief description of each. SandA pressure-fed sand filter is typically placed in line immediately after the water pump. The filter typically contains a…
A pool skimmer is a device built into the side of a swimming pool that is used to remove debris from the water. The skimmer is connected to the pool’s pump and filter system and works by drawing water and debris from the pool through a small opening in the skimmer basket. As the water…
Water is typically drawn from the pool via a rectangular aperture in the wall, connected through to a device fitted into one (or more) wall/s of the pool. The internals of the skimmer are accessed from the pool deck through a circular or rectangle lid, about one foot in diameter. If the pool’s water pump…