SWIMMING POOL
2016-09-05
When the water is hot, algae may appear in UV lamps system
When the water is hot (the temperature is higher than 28°C), algae may appear in UV lamps system and liquid active oxygen (hydrogen peroxide) treated swimming pools as an ongoing treatment.
This is simply due to:
That way, any algae that resist the active oxygen will be destroyed.
Once the UV lamps are in operation, they will destroy the excess unstabilised chlorine used for destroying algae.
NB: If the water temperature is higher than 30°C, this problem may reoccur periodically, because the algae will develop faster than they are destroyed by the active oxygen and their passing under the UV lamps. In that case, you then have to make provision for one to two treatments of Acti HP granule (unstabilised chlorine) every month, depending on the swimming pool’s needs (to deal with its level of use, external pollution), in order to destroy the algae.
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