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    Default Re: A Theory About Rising pH in SWG Pools

    Quote Originally Posted by KurtV
    Richard,
    Sounds plausible, but why doesn't everyone with an SWG see the constant upward presure on pH?
    Possibly due to lower TA and higher pH that some people have. Maybe some SWG's produce different sized bubbles -- larger bubbles would be less efficient than smaller bubbles as was borne out by the "nozzle" experiment to lower TA.
    Quote Originally Posted by nater
    We should add cover usage to the variable list.
    Yes, using a cover significantly reduces CO2 outgassing. Or course, with an SWCG system, are people told never to use a cover or to only cover part of their pool? Otherwise they could build up a large bubble of hydrogen gas under their cover. It's not "explosive" the way propane would be, but it certainly burns (if ignited by flame or a spark) when mixed with oxygen (remember the Hindenburg!).

    Richard
    Last edited by chem geek; 08-30-2006 at 08:51 PM.

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