What's the temperature of the heated swimming pool?

The national standard swimming pool water temperature is between 22℃ and 26℃.

Indoor heated swimming pool is a device to keep the water temperature of swimming pool at 26-28 degrees, which is suitable for human body. Constant temperature swimming pool equipment can be roughly divided into two parts: heat source and constant temperature;

Main heating equipment: 1, gas boiler.

2. Air source heat pump

3. Solar energy

4. Electric heating.

And then adde a plate heat exchanger of a thermostatic device for adjustment. Standard of China Engineering Construction Standardization Association: Code for Water Supply and Drainage Design of Swimming Pool -CECS

14:89。

Swimming pools can be divided into indoor swimming pools and outdoor swimming pools. Indoor swimming pools can be divided into standard competition swimming pools, training swimming pools, diving swimming pools and children's swimming pools. Outdoor swimming pools are generally divided into outdoor artificial swimming pools and outdoor natural swimming pools.

According to the use of the swimming pool, the water temperature of the swimming pool can be designed according to the following values:

Outdoor swimming pool:

The temperature of the pool water should not be lower than 22 degrees Celsius. Qu Ming, news and publicity manager of the Olympic Sports Swimming Pool, introduced that the groundwater circulation system of the swimming pool draws lessons from the water cube technology. The pool water flows into the ground from both sides, and is heated, filtered and disinfected to form a circulation, so that the water temperature is kept at about 26 degrees Celsius, and the room temperature in the swimming pool will also be kept constant.

Cold water is an effective radiator.

With the same amount of exercise, swimming consumes more energy than land sports.

More energy, which is why everyone loves swimming, but people don't know that it also determines the water temperature of the swimming pool.

Everyone has this experience: whether swimming or splashing water, they feel cold when they first enter the water, but even after playing.

It's hot enough to sweat. This is because exercise consumes energy.

At the same time, it will also produce heat, and during exercise, the metabolism will accelerate and the body temperature will rise, which requires cold water to cool you down and make you feel comfortable.

If the water temperature is not lower than the body temperature, then water, a favorable radiator, cannot play its role. And if you want to enter the water comfortably, the water temperature should reach or even exceed the body temperature. At this temperature, people will not swim but take a sauna after a little exercise, because warm water can't take away the excessive heat generated by exercise quickly.