Matching articles for Aquatics - Water Treatment: 77
Feature Article - November 2020
Good water quality (and subsequently, good air quality) are the cornerstone of a healthy aquatic facility—and the health of swimmers and staff.
Web Exclusive - July 2020
There have been several changes in water care over the past few years, including an increase in saltwater pools and more. Through these changes, one problem that remains prevalent is chlorine demand.
Feature Article - November 2019
When it's not properly managed, the air in natatoriums and other indoor aquatic facilities can become harmful—especially for lifeguards and frequent users. Learn more about how the industry is trying to tackle this challenge.
Guest Column - September 2019
Adding secondary sanitation needn’t break the bank when you take advantage of grant opportunities. The bonus? You can also save energy and other resources.
Problem Solver - August 2019
Installation should be simple. Ready-to-mount systems that simply require the electrical, tanks and space to hang the system will make it easier to get your pool up and running.
The first choice you should consider is a salt chlorine generator. Here's how it works: You add small amounts of salt as required to the pool. As the pool water flows through the salt chlorine generator cell, it uses an electric current between positively and negatively charged plates to create sodium hypochlorite, a form of chlorine, at near-neutral pH in a sufficient concentration to sanitize your pool's water.
Be sure to follow best practices in maintenance. Your supplier will inform you of required maintenance and preventive practices, helping you avoid problems.
Web Exclusive - August 2019
Learn more about how enzymes have evolved to provide specific results for aquatic facilities.
Web Exclusive - July 2019
When it comes to keeping pool water clean and clear, the pool filter is the key. Get back to basics to understand how filtration works.
Supplement Feature - February 2019
In our first summary report of Aquatic Trends, we surveyed nearly 1,000 aquatics professionals to find out more about the equipment and amenities found in their facilities, as well as programming, regulatory compliance, major challenges and issues, and much more.
