Technical terms related to "Swimming Pools & Aquatic Centers", explained and filterable.
The action of adding chlorine to disinfect water by eliminating bacteria, viruses, and algae. In a swimming pool, it must be maintained at a constant level to ensure the sanitary safety of swimmers.
Inspection by regional health authorities to verify water compliance with public health standards. These controls cover physico-chemical and microbiological parameters.
A physical device (net, tarp, or thermal cover) intended to limit heat exchange with the atmosphere. It significantly reduces heat loss through evaporation and convection.
Dehumidification
Technical process aimed at extracting moisture from the air in technical rooms or swimming areas. This helps limit condensation and improve thermal comfort.
Peak Shaving
Filtration
Circulation Pump
Swimming Pool Heat Pump
Redox (ORP)
Set of operations (physical, chemical and biological) aimed at maintaining water quality in accordance with standards. This includes filtration, disinfection and pH adjustment.
Electronic device allowing the rotation speed of pumping motors to be modulated according to the actual needs of the system. This allows for optimized electricity consumption and reduced mechanical wear on equipment.
Physical phenomenon where water molecules pass from a liquid state to a gaseous state at the surface. It is the main cause of heat loss and concentration of chemicals in the basin.