Private pools and rational management of water resources

Over the last twenty years, the pool has emerged as an element of growing importance in the lives of average consumers in the U.S. and Europe. Globally it is estimated that there about 13 million swimming pools, mainly relocated to the United States, where the market has reached saturation in the residential sector. In Europe, where the number of inhabitants is higher, the market still has considerable room for development, with "only" 4 million pools identified. However, France is the first country on the old continent, followed by Spain. The spread ever more important pools has forced manufacturers to think about the problem of managing the water used streamlined, this attention translates into specific industry studies and more advanced technical solutions. The materials used and installation of hydraulic become fundamental aspects to reduce water losses in the system. We must consider that even a minimal loss of one drop per second can lead to the dispersion of approximately 8000 liters of water per year, and for this reason that the modern pools are equipped with a membrane of treated PVC liner on purpose to withstand UV rays and chemicals used for water treatment to ensure a perfect fit of the basin over time. Filtration systems and circulation, in combination with chemical treatment, provide a constant cleaning, the water continuously recovered through skimmers or overflow gutters, is filtered and chemically disinfected and then reintroduced into the basin through specific repressions. Thanks to technical solutions and to simple rules of conduct it is possible to combine the pleasure of a swimming pool in your home with the requirements of Water Management, against which, in time, the production sector pools developed high sensitivity. With a modern swimming pool and the correct application of simple standards of conduct, you need only one initial filling and 8-10 cubic meters of water per season against the backwash of the filter, usually to perform all two weeks.