Design Issues of the Airconditioning Systems in the Spaces of Swimming Pool Halls

Aleš Rubina; Petr Blasinski; Lukáš Frič

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1041.333

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Design Issues of the Airconditioning Systems in the Spaces of Swimming Pool Halls

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The main requirements of designing the internal microclimate in swimming pool halls include removing evaporating water vapor and trichloramine (NCL₃) from occurrence area of swimmers. As it is apparent from the differential equation of the mass transfer over the water surface, so with increasing speed above the water level there is increasing evaporation of water vapor at the same time. This is undesirable in view of the requirement to maintaining humidity below the upper limit of recommended limits. The article aims to point out the problem with the releasing trichloramines from the water surface and thus point to a potential increase in water vapor evaporated from the water.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1041)

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Aleš Rubina*, Petr Blasinski, Lukáš Frič

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Air Conditioning, Air Flow, Humidity, Humidity Balance, Swimming Pool Hall, Trichloramine

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