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c.) Chemical feeders. If chemical feeders are provided to add pH solutions into return poolpiping, they shall meet the requirements of subsection (b) above. A single feeder may not bealternately us ed f or chlorination a nd pH c ontrol. External “on -off” timers us ed i nconjunction w ith c hemical f eeders a re pr ohibited. Chemical f eeders shall be w iredelectrically to tur n off automatically whenever t he c irculation pump is not ope rating. Anadequately sized, corrosion-resistant, <strong>and</strong> appropriately labeled container with a tight-fittinglid shall be provided <strong>and</strong> used to hold pH solutions.d.) Carbon dioxide gas. <strong>Pools</strong> utilizing compressed carbon dioxide gas <strong>for</strong> pH control shalladhere to all applicable local, state, <strong>and</strong> federal requirements.e.) C hlorine erosion feeders. Only those erosion feeders s pecifically appr oved b y t hedepartment may be used <strong>for</strong> pool disinfection. Erosion feeders shall be capable of feeding achlorine dosage to the circulation return piping. Each pool shall have its own erosion feeder,if an erosion feeder is permitted.f.) Bromine feeders. O nly t hose br omine f eeders s pecifically approved by t he de partmentmay be used <strong>for</strong> pool disinfection. B romine feeders shall be capable of feeding a brominedosage to the circulation return piping. E ach po ol shall have its own bromine feeder, if abromine feeder is permitted.g.) Other chemicals <strong>and</strong> methods. No other chemical <strong>for</strong> disinfection or pH control may beused unl ess t he c hemical i s s pecifically a pproved b y t he U .S. E nvironmental P rotectionAgency <strong>and</strong> the d epartment, following demonstration of all aspects of the disinfection <strong>and</strong>toxicological properties thereof. No other method of disinfection or pH control may be usedunless it is listed by th e N ational S anitation Foundation, complies w ith the most r ecentedition of A NSI/NSF-50, “ Circulation System Components a nd Related Materials f or<strong>Swimming</strong> <strong>Pools</strong>, Spas/Hot Tubs,” <strong>and</strong> is approved by the department.(h) Gas chlorine. All applicable local, state, <strong>and</strong> federal requirements concerningthe proper h<strong>and</strong>ling of chlorine gas must be followed. <strong>Pools</strong> utilizing chlorine gas shall havethe following provided:(1) Gas chlorination room. W here g as chlorine i s us ed, t he c hlorinator s hall behoused in an enclosure located above grade. The enclosure must be ventilated withoutside air by a chlorine-resistant exhaust fan with vents that are located a maximumof four inches (4") above the floor level, equipped with automatic louvers to achievecross-flow ventilation located at the top of the enclosure <strong>for</strong> admitting fresh air, <strong>and</strong>capable of p roviding on e ( 1) e nclosure air c hange pe r m inute. E xhaust a ir s hall bedirected away f rom t he pool ar ea <strong>and</strong> shall no t af fect ev acuees, or an y adjacent,inhabited area, in t he e vent of a c hlorine gas l eak. E xhaust f ans s hall b e w ired t ooperate continuously. Adequate lighting, with a minimum of twenty foot c<strong>and</strong>les (20f. c.) at thirty inches (30”) above gas chlorination floor level, to illuminate the entireenclosure shall be provided. The enclosure’s light switch shall be located outside theenclosure ent rance. T he en closure doo r s hall ha ve a s ealed, r ein<strong>for</strong>ced glass<strong>Cobb</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Douglas</strong> <strong>County</strong> Public Health<strong>Douglas</strong> <strong>Rules</strong> <strong>and</strong> Regs <strong>for</strong> <strong>Swimming</strong> <strong>Pools</strong>27

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