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38 SPN FEB 2010 ShowPreviewSeminars 6-8 FEBRUARY, SPATEX, BRIGHTON
SATURDAY AT SUBJECT
"DO YOU HAVE A LEAKING POOL?"
10.00 This introductory session will let you know how to locate leaks in swimming pools using the latest technology.
With Selwyn Mindel (30 minute session)
10.45
SWIMMING POOL LIGHTING
An enlightening insight. With Bryan Poggi
11.30
POOL WATER TESTING
Good practice. With Colin Day
WATERPROOFING AND CRACK REPAIRS
12.15 Choices in methods of waterproofing blockwork, concrete and sprayed concrete pool shells, and successful crack repairs.
Alan Pugh (30 minute session)
GUESS WHAT I CAUGHT IN A SWIMMING POOL?
1.00 A look at the implications of poor design and operational standards, and their ultimate effects on the customers.
With Allen Wilson. (1 hour session)
HOW CONTROLLING POOL WATER ACCURATELY CAN HELP TO REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT
2.15 Looking at automatic control and how accurate measurement of pool water can reduce chemical expenditure and also
how it can help to reduce greenhouse emissions. With Steve Gallagher
HEAT PUMPS – APPLICATIONS BEYOND THE OUTDOOR POOL
3.00 Principles of operation. Indoor pool direct water heating using heat pumps. Indoor pool indirect space heating using
heat pumps. Commercial pool heat pumps. Government funding. With Richard Carrington (30 minute session)
3.45
PUMP SERVICING
A demonstration of the breakdown and re-assembly of a pump. With Ray Burt and Chris Carr (30 minute session)
SUNDAY AT SUBJECT
10.00
SYSTEMS INTEGRATION FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION
Demand-based optimisation of pool circulation treatment systems. With Barry Humphries
10.45
SWIMMING POOL LIGHTING
An enlightening insight. With Bryan Poggi
11.30
SAUNA AND STEAM
Design considerations and market trends. With Shaun Adams
12.15
A GUIDE TO DOMESTIC POOL PIPEWORK SIZING
A guide to pipework sizing for the typical domestic installation and relevant safety issues. With Chris Carr
NEW EUROPEAN STANDARDS FOR SWIMMING POOL DESIGN BS EN 15288
1.00 A look at the new European Standards for design and operation of swimming pools. With Alan King (1 hour session)
Dedicated Pool Operators' session
2.15
THE EFFECT OF PHOSPHATES IN SWIMMING POOL WATER
Where do phosphates come from? What is their effect on the water? How do we control/treat them? With Paul Simons
HEAVY-DUTY POOL LINING: WHAT, WHERE AND WHY?
3.00
The differences and advantages over standard liners and other traditional finishes, covering: shell preparation, pool
features (such as steps, tracks and pits for automatic covers) and deck level pools. (Relevant to domestic and commercial
installations.) With Mike Cramp MISPE
A QUICK GUIDE TO GOOD SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION
3.45 The choices available to a customer – including the advantages, disadvantages, problems and pitfalls.
Introduced by Alan Pugh and featuring: Ian Betts Concrete Pools and John Asher – Liner Pools.
MONDAY AT PRESENTATIONS WHY IT’S WORTH ATTENDING
What’s new from SPATA and BISHTA and what’s always forgotten?
10.30-11.30
STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
Followed by a forum where the speakers will take questions.
Howard Gosling and Peter Lang
This session will include reference to Part L of the Building Regulations.
Pay is poor, conditions are hot and humid, training is demanding and
11.45-12.45
MR MOTIVATOR
responsibility levels are high. How do we keep our staff motivated and
Allen Wilson and Alan King
enthusiastic under these conditions? Dedicated Pool Operators' session.
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