How to deal with moss in the circulating pool? Thank you very much.
Thread Content
Hello Haiyou, I would like to ask some questions regarding the treatment of bathwater in circulating pools It’s not entirely clear whether it’s moss or something else. On the sunny side in summer, many green organisms always grow all over the walls, and they are the ones that our filters have to deal with the most. How can we get rid of them effectively? A colleague suggested adding sodium hypochlorite; considering cost factors, his idea was to use 84 disinfectant due to its bactericidal properties. And the only thing that comes to mind is that if this organism is a type of bacterium, then it’s necessary to control the organic matter in the water in order to prevent its excessive proliferation, and then eliminate it. When my colleague mentioned sodium hypochlorite, I was also confused. Using an alkali for cleaning does indeed have strong oxidizing properties that help kill bacteria, but I wondered whether the impact on water quality was not worth it – would it affect the pH level? And could it cause corrosion in pipes or lead to scaling? ? Actually, I’m more interested in knowing what the ingredients were of the chemicals used in the past to remove moss from the circulating pool Thank you very much; thank you for your effort, sir.
The key is sterilization; in the past we added sterilants, but the effect was not significant. Later, ozone disinfection was used, and the results were satisfactory: algae levels decreased and the water became clearer.
Add a bactericide, or add lime.
I use a physical method: circulating water is used for scale removal, rust elimination, sterilization, and algae control, thereby saving energy and reducing emissions. The effect is very good; it’s worth taking a look at.
Hello, Haiyou. What are the effects of moss? For water quality, for pipes?
The excessive growth of algae increases the dissolved oxygen in water, while also raising its corrosiveness; it can block pores, and after the algae die, they turn into sludge, leading to silicon fouling!
What does it mean for the outlet to be blocked? Is it the moss in the pool that is blocking the filter?
Algaecides are generally used, but their effectiveness varies depending on the device; it is necessary to analyze the water quality conditions and take action in conjunction with the use of other chemicals.