The design of school swimming pool equipment should take into account teaching, safety, health, and practicality. The following are the basic equipment required for school swimming pools and their detailed descriptions:

Main body of swimming pool

Design reasonable pool sizes based on the size and needs of the school, typically including shallow water areas (suitable for beginners) and deep water areas.

Pool material and decoration: Wear resistant, non slip, and easy to clean ceramic tiles or mosaic materials are used to ensure a clean and safe appearance inside the pool.

Water circulation purification system

Circulating water pump: sucks in pool water and processes it through a filtration system before sending it back to the swimming pool to ensure continuous circulation of the water.

Filtering equipment: Choose winding sand filtration tanks, buried filtration equipment, or other efficient filtration systems to remove impurities and microorganisms from water.

Disinfection system: Install automatic chlorine dosing equipment, ultraviolet sterilizers or ozone generators to ensure that water quality meets hygiene standards.

Constant temperature system

Heating equipment: Gas hot water boilers, electric heaters, or air source heat pumps are used to maintain the water temperature in the swimming pool within the appropriate range for teaching and training.

Heat exchanger: Ensure effective heat transfer to the pool water and maintain a constant water temperature.

Water quality monitoring and control

Online water quality detector: Real time monitoring of important parameters such as water temperature, residual chlorine, pH value, turbidity, etc., and automatic adjustment of disinfectant dosage and pH regulator addition through the control system.

Safety facilities

Life saving equipment: equipped with lifebuoys, life stretchers, first aid kits, AED defibrillators, and dedicated lifeguards on duty.

Safety guardrails and enclosures: Ensure that safety guardrails are installed around the swimming pool to prevent students from accidentally falling.

Deep and shallow water area markings and warning signs: Clearly mark the boundary between deep and shallow water areas, as well as warning information such as prohibiting swimming alone.

Auxiliary facilities

Dressing room and shower room: Provide sufficient changing cabinets, shower facilities, and separate bathrooms for men and women.

Teaching equipment: such as floating boards, back floats, paddles and other teaching tools, convenient for swimming teaching.

Lighting system: Install sufficient lighting equipment to ensure clear visibility of the pool during both day and night.

Indoor swimming pools also need to consider dehumidification, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to ensure a comfortable indoor environment.

Information management system

Install an intelligent management system to achieve automated control of water quality, temperature, disinfectant dispensing, etc., and enable data recording and remote monitoring.

Based on the above equipment configuration, a school swimming pool can be constructed that not only meets the daily teaching and training needs, but also ensures the safety and health of students, while possessing advanced management level.