How to Clean Swimming Pool Filter Cartridge
During the use of swimming pools, impurities such as mud, leaves, hair, grease, sweat, etc. are easily mixed in, and they also provide conditions for the growth of bacteria and algae. These pollutants will reduce the clarity of the water, affect the swimming experience, and increase the burden on the water treatment system. In order to maintain good water quality, the swimming pool needs to be equipped with a complete filtration and disinfection system, and the filter element is one of the key filtration components.
Swimming pool water is usually sourced from municipal tap water or well water, and is initially filtered through a sand filter to remove larger suspended particles. Subsequently, a precision filter element is used to further remove fine impurities such as bacteria, algae, and particles. Finally, sterilization and disinfection are achieved through chlorination, ultraviolet light or ozone systems, and the pH and residual chlorine concentration are adjusted by an automatic dosing system to make the water quality safer and milder.
