Understanding the Different Types of Algae and How to Prevent Their Growth in Your Pool
Something on Algae
Algae are aquatic and one-celled non-flowering organisms mostly found in water bodies and the green stuff you wish were not in your pool. Colonies of algae can turn a clear blue pool green in less than 24 hours under the proper conditions of light, water and temperature due to their adaptability to photosynthesis.
In order to survive, algae require a variety of elements such as carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus to name a few. Unfortunately, all of these can also be found in the pool water due to internally used chemicals, foreign substances introduced to the pool and even from the water.
By Color
Algae are mostly categorized using color as a basis. Of this group, green algae is the most familiar and occurs most often. This is the simplest form to control and suppress. Black algae form on swimming pool surfaces where water flow is minimal, that is where water is stagnant.
Such areas include corners, stair steps, and back of ladders. On the other hand, yellow algae is resistant and harder to get rid of. To eliminate yellow algae from pools requires the use of special containment that kills the yellow algae parasitic in addition to certain absorbed elements in the being pool.
There are other colored algae, but for swimming pool atmosphere, the three most common ones are the green, black and yellow colors.
Control
Control Measures
Due to their different sources, these nutrients should be controlled in their presence to reduce their potential of contributing to the growth of algae. As certain percent of nutrients already exists in the water, the need for extra control measures is very essential.
People should make sure that they clean up and shower before using the pool to avoid those nutrients getting into the pool this is one of the methods to prevent these nutrients from coming into the pool. For systems that have a pool, people will want to ensure that proper water chemistry, efficient filtration, and sufficient circulation is done to prevent algae from being able to grow in these systems.
People also want to do a lot of brushing as algae require something to attach themselves to in order for them to proliferate and spread so scrubbers, walls, tile bands and, floors are removal of such.
If people are in an area where a lot of nutrients have the chance of getting into their pool, they want to think of using algaecide in such a case as a necessary evil. These areas have been often found to bear a high percentage of phosphates.
Due to a number of reasons, many towns are using phosphates as an ingredient in the water utilize for pool fillings. These are food for algae. Phosphates should be tested for and kept as much as possible, as in this case, it makes good prevention.
There is also need to understand that filling their pools with well water also has its own disadvantages as it contains nutrients which help algae to grow.
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Details on Algae
Algae are mostly one-celled, non-flowering, and aquatic organisms that can be found in pools. Given the optimal conditions, they multiply in a short period through photosynthesis and turn their clear pool into a green pool within 24 hours or less.
Some specific nutrients such as carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorous are needed for the proliferation of algae, and unfortunately, these nutrients can be found in pool water because of the effect of chemicals introduced, pollutants as well as the water itself.
Color of Algae
When algae are present in swimming pools, they appear in various forms.
Green Algae: Of the various colours, the most frequently encountered algae is green and is comparatively simple to manage
Black Algae: Residing mainly in corners and on steps pools that experience little circulation makes control of this type of algae a hard task.
Yellow Algae: This one simple cannot be removed without a special algaecide along with careful water balance.
Managing Algae
The growth of algae can be prevented by regulating the availability of nutrients. It is paramount, to begin with, drafted policies whereby pool users get to take a shower in the designated areas to get rid of any contaminants.
Preventative steps include maintaining proper water chemistry and good circulation and effective filtration that prevents the growth of algae. These surfaces should be brushed regularly to ensure that algae do not cling on the pool walls, tiles and floor.
On the other hand towards implementation over time Using an algaecide can also be a way of preventing algae growth as the pool water is prone to excess nutrients, especially from external factors like wells with phosphates. Using phosphate tests and staying below 500 ppm is another step for preventing algal bloom.
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