Found this interesting link. Would be cool to have something like this (assuming it is accurate) in the School for us nerds:
http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=34286.0
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Found this interesting link. Would be cool to have something like this (assuming it is accurate) in the School for us nerds:
http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=34286.0
#2
The link doesn't have the chemistry exactly right since you can take sodium out of the equation and there is no "cold solution of sodium hydroxide" and most of the chlorine gas dissolves into water to form hypochlorous acid, for example, but it's not bad. I wrote what goes on chemically in The Deep End where all such technical (or controversial) posts belong. Read this post I wrote for a more accurate representation of what goes on in both manually dosed pools and in saltwater chlorine generator (SWG) pools. Feel free to wander into other parts of The Deep End to satisfy your (fellow) nerdy desires.
Richard
16,000 gallon outdoor in-ground 16'x32' plaster pool; Pentair Intelliflo VF pump; Pentair IntelliTouch i9+3s control system; Jandy CL-340 square foot cartridge filter
12 Fafco solar panels; Purex Triton PowerMax 250 natural gas heater (200,000 BTU/hr output); automatic electric pool safety cover; 4-wheel pressure-side "The Pool Cleaner"
#3
Be very, very careful.
Helpful links: Pool School; CYA/Chlorine Chart
24' round AG pool, 52" high, Raypak heater; Waterway 2 spd Pump;
150 Sq ft. Clearwater Cartridge Filter; Former and DISSATISFIED "Pool Frog" owner
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