Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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Design, Simulation, Construction of Swimming Pools: A Comprehensive Review
Nursan Bayraktar, , Fayadh M. Abed, Hussein Hayder Mohammed ALI
Abstract
In the colder months, to maintain both indoor and outdoor swimming pools comfortable, a significant
amount of heat is required. This drives the development of various heating systems with the goal of lowering
energy consumption, as well as operating and capital expenses. Despite the fact that they were created in
the 1960s,, There hasn't been a thorough examination of these technologies. As a result, this study provides
a crucial complete overview of the evolution of swimming pool heating systems that are being used in our
daily life and the world orientation of people who use swimming pools in all its types and for different
applications. The first section of this study examines the various heat exchange methods that is used to
quantify or forecast heat dissipation and gains in swimming pools. Following that, a summary of several
passive and active technologies is provided. Solar collectors, geothermal energy,heat pumps, loss heat
recovery, and aggregation techniques are some of the active heating methods utilized in indoor swimming
pools. The technologies of solar collectors, geothermal energy, PCM storage, heat pumps, waste heat
recovery and biomass heaters, are some of the active heating systems utilized for outdoor swimming pools.
Keywords
Pool Solar Collector, heating swimming pool, indoor swimming pools system .
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