Theme and Amusement Parks - Case Studies

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Titania Leisure Center Utilizes Membrane Electrochlorination System to Ensure Optimum Water Quality for Visitors

The Titania leisure center in Neusaess near Augsburg was opened in 2002. It is one of the six Starwaters® leisure facilities of the Deyle Group. The center offers a varied water world, within a natural looking stone scenery with 1,000 sq m (10,764 sq ft) water area.

BadeLand am Allerpark Relies on Membrane Electrochlorination System for Swimming Pool Disinfection

The “Badeland am Allerpark” leisure center in Wolfsburg opened in 2002. It represents a generous Mediterranean swimming pool with 3,000 sq m (32,292 sq ft) water.The Badeland is a community owned pool center, one of 17 swimming pool centers which are operated by the company GMF, Germany.

Energy Saving Systems for Pool Water Treatment - Tonbridge Swimming Pool, Kent , UK

Tonbridge Swimming Pool wanted to minimise energy consumption, whilst maintaining optimal water quality conditions as bather loads fluctuate. They contracted a consultancy service to help them and decided to contact Siemens Water Technologies to provide a solution that was compatible with their current treatment system.

High-Purity Water Equipment and Service Ensures Clean Water at the Georgia Aquarium

Siemens Water Technologies provided specialized high-purity water treatment equipment to remove chlorine, dissolved minerals and organics from the GA aquarium's incoming water and the make-up water for all the fresh water exhibits. A service agreement for the water treatment equipment ensures optimal performance.

MA Condominium Complex Becomes First-Recognized Perchlorate Cleanup in the State

In July 2005, Siemens Water Technologies was contracted by the Harvard Ridge Condominimum Association located in Boxborough, Massachusetts to provide a treatment solution for their perchlorate contaminated community swimming pool. The 130,000 gallon capacity pool recorded readings of up to 1800 ug/l of perchlorate. Further, adjoining properties were also notified of the presence of perchlorate in their well system.

Pool Facility Cuts Chloramines by 75% and Saves Nearly 1 Million Liters of Water per Year

Unpleasant effects of chloramines irritated staff and patrons' eyes, skin and breathing at the Kilmore Leisure Centre in Mitchell Shire, an hour north of Melbourne in the heart of Victoria, Australia. Traditionally, reducing chloramines meant increased backwashing, which required using more freshwater to dilute the disinfectant.

Siemens Helps NCAA Diving Champions Breathe Easier

In August 2008, the Strantrol® System5 controllers were upgraded with Siemens’ newest controllers in remote technology for the aquatic market. Three Strantrol Impact Aquatic Management System controllers were installed on the three indoor pools and two spas and one Strantrol Impact Aquatic Management System controller was installed to control the outdoor pool and spa.

Siemens UV Disinfection System Helps Big Ten University Improve Air and Water Quality in Natatorium

Built in 1963, the Natatorium has a seating capacity of 1,500 and often hosts meets for the Wisconsin men's and women's swimming and diving teams and WIAA boys and girls swimming and diving meets. Approximately 24,000 swimmers utilize the facility on an annual basis.

Simultaneous Control of PPM and ORP with Strantrol® MG/L 5 Controller

Zehnders Splash Valley is a 30,000 sq ft indoor water park with a whirlpool, activity pool, lazy river with plunge, children's pool, and spray pad. The park opened this past summer in Frankenmuth, Mich., home to the world's largest Christmas store. The water park expects pool usage to peak during the holiday shopping season.

Strantrol® Impact Dual Controller controls both PPM and ORP for High School Pool

Zionsville Community High School in Zionsville, Ind., installed a controller for each of its two indoor swimming pools. The controllers could not adequately regulate the parts per million (PPM) and oxidation-reduction potential(ORP) levels in the pools, which were thrown off balance by a newly installed UV system and bather loads.

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