Grounding a pool is serious business, there are many risks if this is not done right. Grounding also varies depending city, county, state, country. For starters, you can't have a good enough ground for your pool. This is one case where more is better. As a general rule, you could drive a 10 ft copper ground rod at each corner of the pool. Then you could drive more 10 ft copper rods at each end and the middle. On each metal pool stanchion you have to put a suitable sized grounding lug that's threaded into the metal. You then start a #6 bare copper wire from the first rod and clamp and run it continuously through each stanchion.
You then tie the end back into the first rod creating a ground loop/grid. Again, this varies from place to place. Here is my suggestion. Call your local electrical inspection department, and see what they want done. Before it's closed in, weather decked or concrete it has to be inspected for your safety. When in doubt, always consult a licensed electrician from your area for local rules.
Swimming during a lightning storm in an indoor pool is generally considered safe because indoor pools are grounded and protected from lightning strikes. However, it's always best to err on the side of caution and avoid swimming during a storm to minimize any potential risks.
A swimming pool is not a storage pool for phosphorus. Not a good idea!
Yes, the sloshing of a swimming pool during an earthquake can be called a seiche. A seiche is the oscillation of water in a closed or semi-enclosed body of water, such as a swimming pool, due to seismic activity or other disturbances.
terre par terre = on the ground
A swimming pool is a good analogy for the cytoplasm because like a swimming pool holds water, the cytoplasm holds organelles and molecules within a cell. Both provide a supportive environment for various activities to occur. Additionally, just like a swimming pool is necessary for recreational activities, the cytoplasm is essential for cell function and metabolism.
All well casings need to be grounded to the supply service ground grid. There is no better ground rod than that of a iron well casing. Grounding of the casing to the swimming pool will insure that if a fault occurs on the swimming pool electrical equipment, the safety equipment will trip the fault due to a good grounding system. In this case it is better to be over grounded that under grounded.
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If the pool is properly grounded and bonded, with ground fault interupt circuit, it is safe. I would not run if a thunder storm is approaching. Of course, they should not be in the pool during a thunderstorm at any rate.
am in ground pool.
Probabily the ground surrounding your pool if its in-ground. In an above-ground pool they most likely fly into the pool or crawl into it from the sides.
Sure
To make sure it doesn't crystallize?
You can expect to pay at least $1000 for an above ground, and more for an in ground. It also depends on the size of the pool.
Ladder's are very important in a swimming pool. If you don't have a ladder, people can get hurt. If there is an emergency and someone needs help, it would take a while for the person to get help.
Yes.
"Yes, there are a couple that you can check out. I used Backyard City's swimming pool installation guide when I did mine." "You can even find in ground swimming pool installation guides online, which is definitely the way to go if you can do it."
As of November 2, 2012, the largest in ground swimming pool is located Chile's San Alfonso del Mar Resort.