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FEATURE STORY
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Wave Pool Maintenance Schedule
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by Kendra Kozen
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Winter 2008
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Regular maintenance is key to smooth-running wave pools. Here’s a recommended maintenance schedule from Michael Walsh, customer/ technical service manager at Cohoes, N.Y.-based Aquatic Development Group, which specializes in wave pools.
Pneumatic systems
Daily
• Visually inspect air cylinders, solenoids and lubricant levels.
Weekly
• Visually inspect system for signs of corrosion, and remove any dirt or debris.
Monthly
• Check oil levels in compressors and filters.
• Tighten any loose bolts or other hardware, and visually inspect the condition of all connections.
Hydraulic systems
Daily
• Visually inspect hydraulic valves and cylinders.
• Visually inspect air cylinders, solenoids and lubricant levels.
Weekly
• Visually inspect system for signs of corrosion, and remove any dirt or debris.
Monthly
• Check oil levels.
• Tighten any loose bolts or other hardware, and visually inspect the condition of all connections.
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FEATURE STORY
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Making Waves
Wave pools are one of the most popular features at a waterpark resort, so guarding against breakdowns is key to smooth operation. Is yours up to the task?
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MORE INFO
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How to Make Waves
Operators usually have two options from which to choose.
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