What Does a Swimming Pool Manager Do?

The swimming pool is a place where people engage in swimming, where people can play or compete. Most swimming pools are built on the ground and can be divided into general swimming pools and heated swimming pools according to the water temperature. Swimming pool dedicated place. There are two types of indoor and outdoor. The official competition pool is 50 meters long, at least 21 meters wide, and a depth of 1.8 meters or more; a pool for swimming, diving, and water polo, with a water depth of 1.3 to 3.5 meters; a pool with a 10 meter diving platform should have a water depth of 5 meters. The temperature of the swimming pool water should be maintained at 27 28 ° c. There should be filtration and disinfection equipment to keep the pool water clean.

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Standard swimming pool 50 meters long and 21 meters wide, Olympic Games

Requirements for swimming pool equipment:

1. Equipped with a certain number

Swimming pool cleaning can be summarized in three ways:

First, the required water quality is obtained by removing some or all of the impurities in the swimming pool water: generally, the visible suspended matter in the swimming pool water is removed by physical means, and there are generally circulating filtration and suction absorption. Pool fouling is a very important task for swimming pool cleaning. The daily cleaning of swimming pools is achieved by circulating filtration of water, but circulating filtration cannot filter out tiny particles. At this time, we need to sink suspended particles into the bottom of the pool and then use The suction machine performs a suction operation on it. There are two main types of pool suction machines: manual suction machines, and

In the hot summer, the swimming pool has become a "summer resort", and many people gather here every day to relax and play in the summer. The swimming pool is a good place for fitness and entertainment for most people, but some people are not comfortable with the swimming pool.

Pool water quality problems can cause many illnesses

The hot summer swimming pool is extremely hot, and many people come and go every day. Of course, it also includes infectious diseases and people who don't pay much attention to hygiene. As a result, the pool water becomes cloudy and contains a lot of harmful bacteria or viruses. To this end, swimming pool managers will choose disinfection methods to reduce the spread of disease. The specific method is to put disinfection solutions such as bleach into the water. However, this disinfectant solution contains sodium hypochlorite as the main component, which is one of the inducing factors of allergic diseases. It will stimulate the oral cavity, nasal cavity, and throat, cause allergies and infections in the affected area, and cause diseases such as bad breath, rhinitis, asthma, and measles.

Bacteria in water are the main cause

In big cities, swimming is one of the most popular forms of entertainment and pastime. However, many people report that the quality of some swimming pools is not good enough and may not meet the requirements set by the national health department. If the water in the swimming pool is not replaced and disinfected on schedule, a large number of bacteria will reside and enter the body through human organs, including the mouth, nose, throat, and ears, causing various inflammatory diseases. ^[4]

Water disinfectant is an important cause of halitosis and otitis media

When swimming in the pool, we must first pay attention to the water quality. Avoid peak periods as much as possible. Many people are mixed with water, which is easy to be infected by bacteria. It also causes allergies to disinfectant in water. Disinfectants placed in swimming pools are mostly composed of sodium hypochlorite. It is one of the causative factors of allergic diseases. It can stimulate the mouth, nasal cavity, throat, eardrum, allergic and infection the affected area, and lead to bad breath, rhinitis, asthma, measles, Occurrence of diseases such as otitis media.

Brush your teeth after swimming to prevent bad breath

The main cause of bad breath is oral bacteria. Swimming causes a large amount of bacteria in the water to enter the mouth. If you do not brush your teeth or rinse your mouth in time, it is very easy to harbor bacteria. In addition, chlorine preparations (disinfectants) in water can damage the oral mucosa, make the mouth dry, promote bacteria to multiply, and aggravate bad breath. Rinse mouth with water (or saline) after swimming to prevent bad breath.

Pay attention to water in the ears to avoid ear infections

When swimming, pay attention to protect your ears from water. If you protect your ears and enter a small amount of water, you should remove the accumulated water in time. The specific method is: stand in place, the head is biased, jump hard with one leg, and then gently wipe the ear canal with a cotton swab. Here, we must pay attention to the problem of ear canal hydrops in time, but we should not dig blindly. Otherwise, we will not only drain water, but also stimulate the ear canal, cause infection, purulence, and eventually cause ear diseases such as otitis media.

In addition, many diseases such as hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases, red eye disease, acute ocular conjunctivitis, ecovirus gastrointestinal, urethritis, primary amoebic meningoencephalitis, viral upper respiratory tract infection, etc. can be transmitted in the swimming pool.