CHLORINE FOR POOLS
Liquid Chlorine
Rapid chlorination water maintenance
Sodium hypochlorite 150g / liter of active chlorine at the exit of the plant
Product for the treatment and maintenance of swimming pools for public use
What is chlorine?
Chemical element, symbol Cl, with atomic number 17 and atomic weight 35.453. Chlorine exists as a yellow-green gas at ordinary temperatures and pressures. Chlorine is one of the four closely related chemical elements that have been called halogens.
It is widely used in water treatment due to its high efficacy against bacteria, algae, mold, fungi and microorganisms dangerous to human health. In addition, it is a bleaching agent. Its appearance is grainy, light beige in color. In aqueous solution it gives off an odor similar to that of sodium hypochlorite. The molecular weight of calcium hypochlorite is 142.98 g / mol.
Given its high antiseptic power, it is used as a disinfecting agent for swimming pool water, mainly in concentrations of 70% .1 For this reason, it is commonly called chlorine for swimming pools.
Chlorine is an efficient and economical disinfectant for the treatment and purification of water, as well as a gas dissolving it in water or sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite or derivatives of chloroisocyanutate.
Pools are disinfected using various chlorine-based compounds, including chlorine gas, sodium hypochlorite (liquid bleach), calcium hypochlorite, lithium hypochlorite, and chlorinated isocyanurates.
Liquid Chlorine Cut
PACKAGING FORMAT 5KG AND 25KG
We have our own brand of chlorine for sale to individuals and wholesale.
The Ministry of Health warns that “an excessive level of chlorine or its derivatives can cause eye irritation and even respiratory problems, especially in minors and in closed environments, such as heated swimming pools or spas”
It is recommended that initially a chlorine tablet be placed every 10 days. 200 grams are needed for every 25,000 liters of water. The second tablet can be placed once the previous tablet is almost disintegrated
RAPID CHLORINATION FOR WATER MAINTENANCE
To achieve optimal disinfection in our pools, it would be convenient to dilute, approximately every five days, about 20 grams of chlorine for every 15 m3 of water
How to apply it? In general, it is recommended that the initial dose of chlorine is proportional to 200 grams per 25,000 liters of water, if we use tablets. We will have to apply this dose approximately every ten days; about when the first pill is half used.
In short, the values of chlorine and pH levels in swimming pools must be between 0.6 and 1 ppm in the case of chlorine, and between 7 and 7.5 in the case of pH.
Generalized irritation. Being in contact with chlorine for a long time can cause itching, burning, hives and redness of the skin. In the case of swimming pools, diving in and not washing your face after going out can cause irritation to the eyes and nose.
Chlorine is commonly used to kill bacteria in swimming pools and to make water drinkable for human consumption, as it has been proven to be quite effective in fighting bacteria such as E. coli. It is also used in household disinfectants and to whiten clothes.
Vinegar: After cleaning with bleach, you can put a little vinegar on your hands and then wash them without rubbing too much. …
Lemon: As with vinegar, you can rub a piece of lemon on your hands and the bleach odor will disappear. …
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