Pool cleaning system

It's no secret that clean water in the pool - above all, our health and safety. The question arises: how to ensure this security? If you use modern water treatment systems, the water in the pools will always be in perfect condition, remain crystal clear and will have a pleasant smell.

The presented constructions have long since turned from luxury into an integral part of interior design of private houses, cottages and large apartments.

Cleaning of the pool is carried out in several stages:

• Mechanical cleaning - removal of hair, debris, as well as other particulates;
• With the help of filtration, suspended organic and mineral particles are removed;
• Disinfection of water using chemical reagents (sodium hypochlorite, chlorine, chloramine, chlorine dioxide, bleach , etc.) and ultraviolet.

The most common method of water disinfection is chlorination. Free chlorine is able to inhibit enzyme systems of microorganisms that catalyze redox processes. The required amount of the drug is established by diagnostic chlorination. Ultraviolet disinfection is aimed at reducing the concentration of pathogenic microorganisms in water to the limits established by the relevant requirements. Ultraviolet rays have a detrimental effect on the cellular metabolism and on the enzyme systems of the bacterial cell. It should be noted that with this method of water disinfection, not only vegetative, but also spore forms of microorganisms are destroyed.

Ultraviolet water disinfection has several advantages over chlorination:

• First, ozone has a higher oxidative potential;
• Secondly, ozone reacts to pollution twenty times faster than chlorine;
• Thirdly, ozonization promotes an increase in the concentration of dissolved oxygen in water;
• Fourthly, ozone does not cause irritation of the skin and mucous membranes;
• Fifthly, ozone is synthesized at the point of consumption, which can not be said about chlorine;
• Sixthly, ozonation does not change the organoleptic characteristics of water;
• Seventh, prevents the formation of calcium deposits;
• Eighth, ozone hydrolyses organic compounds (lotions, fats, creams, etc.) into its constituent parts.

Today, other methods of cleaning pools are used, for example, an automated pool cleaning system . It provides circulation of water in the pool. The nozzles of the system mimic the mountain stream.

Powerful flows of water move from one nozzle to another. The automated pool cleaning system is designed in such a way that its nozzles rotate during operation, the direction of the jets varies, which ensures the cleaning of the entire surface. Garbage and dirt are sent to the garbage collection area, where they are diverted from the pool through the active drain system. The automated pool cleaning system has a unique design that allows the use of water energy to rotate the nozzles and switch water flows. The presented system has a huge tank for collecting large dirt. Automated pool cleaning system also prevents the development of algae and bacteria.