Step 1: Check the water quality of the swimming pool.
First of all, the water quality of the swimming pool needs to be tested. Swimming pool water quality detection mainly includes PH value, free chlorine, total chlorine, turbidity and other indicators. Only when these indicators meet the national standards can the swimming pool be opened for use. If the water quality of the swimming pool is unqualified, it is necessary to treat the pool water.
Step 2: Filter the pool water.
Swimming pool filtration system is an important part of swimming pool water treatment. The filtration system is mainly composed of filters, water pumps and pipelines. Swimming pool water can be filtered by a filter to remove impurities such as suspended matter, sediment and bacteria, so that the pool water is clear and transparent. At the same time, the filter can also absorb harmful substances such as free chlorine and total chlorine in the swimming pool.
Step 3: add medicine for treatment.
Dosing treatment is an important link in swimming pool water treatment. Adding a proper amount of disinfectant to the swimming pool can effectively kill bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms in the swimming pool. Generally speaking, disinfectants added to swimming pools include chlorine and ozone. However, dosing treatment needs to be carried out in strict accordance with national standards, and excessive or insufficient dosing will do harm to human health.
Step 4: Change the water quality regularly.
Changing the water quality of swimming pool regularly is also an important step in swimming pool water treatment. After long-term use, swimming pool water will accumulate a lot of harmful substances, which will affect the water quality. Therefore, it is necessary to change the water quality of the swimming pool regularly to ensure the fresh water quality of the swimming pool.
Step 5: Clean the filter regularly.
Filters are an important part of swimming pool water treatment and need to be cleaned regularly. When cleaning the filter element, it is necessary to remove the filter element and rinse it with clear water to remove impurities on the filter element. After cleaning, the filter needs to be reinstalled in the filtration system.
Step 6: Test the water quality regularly.
The water quality of swimming pools needs to be tested regularly. The frequency of water quality testing depends on the use of the swimming pool, and it is generally recommended to test once a week. When testing, it is necessary to test PH value, free chlorine, total chlorine, turbidity and other indicators to ensure the safety of swimming pool water quality.