Swimming Pools

House large volumes of water which must be continuously filtered, treated and heated.

In this humid environment the fabric of the building needs to be protected through adequate ventilation.

Consequently swimming pools consume more energy per unit than other building types

In constant use
Large open areas of warm water which are constantly being agitated by bathers or water features
Constantly high internal temperatures, (up to 30oC)
Need substantial ventilation systems

- To maintain comfortable conditions
- To help regulate evaporation from the pool surface
- To protect the fabric of the building

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