A stainless reputation: atmospheric chlorides can lead to corrosion of stainless steel

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Swimming pool components manufactured from stainless steel, such as handrails, starting blocks and stairs, are subject to corrosion by atmospheric chlorides. The components remain structurally sound, but become unsightly. The process of corrosion is examined, and alternative materials are recommended.

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Neighborly advice: trading audits with the facility across town

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Swimming facilities with well-implemented safety programs can go one step further by inviting staff from neighboring facilities to audit their safety measures, offering to return the favor. A dispassionate evaluation can confirm what is being done well, and suggest further refinements.

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Tablet chlorination

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An overview is presented of the concept and usage of tablet chlorination in aquatic facilities. This form of chlorination debuted seven years ago in the commercial pool and spa industries, but is still not fully understood by many aquatics directors.

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