Application of Cloth Bag Duct in Swimming Pool

Application of Cloth Bag Duct in Swimming Pool

With the improvement of people's living standards and the pursuit of quality of life, water sports are no longer limited to outdoor activities; instead, more and more indoor swimming pools are appearing. To ensure that the indoor swimming pool remains comfortable throughout all seasons (spring, summer, autumn, and winter), it is essential to install air conditioning equipment.

However, the swimming pool emits a large amount of water vapor into the air, making the indoor temperature and relative humidity higher than in general buildings. Additionally, the swimming pool water is disinfected using liquid chlorine, which releases chlorine gas into the air. The acidic gases formed when these combine with water vapor in the air severely corrode metal products within the ventilation system.

For swimming venues, depending on the height of the venue and the air supply temperature, the Bag Air Duct can provide a combination of jet nozzles, mesh strip air supply, and hole air supply, ensuring even distribution of indoor air.

In natatoriums, the airflow is typically directed away from the swimming area to prevent discomfort for athletes, and instead focuses on supplying air to corridors and walls. The bag Air Duct can address the issue of airflow direction. When the conditioned hot air is transported to the designated area via the fiber Fabric Air Duct, it is discharged from the nozzles and can travel along the side walls or ceiling, creating an adherent effect. This maintains the indoor temperature without affecting personnel.

The attached jet air supply method forms a layer of hot air film on the surface of the maintenance structure, separating the indoor air from the maintenance structure, thus preventing condensation.

In the air conditioning systems of natatoriums, the selection of a fabric air duct is appropriate, and the application of bag air ducts in natatoriums is mature and stable.