Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-5-223 - Water Circulation System
A.
A public or semipublic swimming pool or spa shall have a water circulation
system that provides complete circulation of water through all parts of the
swimming pool or spa and can maintain water chemistry and water clarity
requirements.
B. The water
circulation system for a public or semipublic swimming pool shall have a
turnover rate of at least once every 8 hours. The water circulation system of a
public or semipublic spa shall have a turnover rate of at least once every 30
minutes. The water circulation system for a wading pool shall have a turnover
rate of at least once every hour. The water circulation system shall be
designed to give the proper turnover rate without exceeding the maximum
filtration rate for the filter in
R18-5-227(E).
C. Water circulation system components shall
comply with American National Standard/NSF International Standard Number 50,
"Circulation System Components and Related Materials for Swimming Pools,
Spas/Hot Tubs," NSF International, 3475 Plymouth Road, P.O. Box 130140, Ann
Arbor, Michigan [revised July, 1996, and no future editions] which is
incorporated by reference and on file with the Office of the Secretary of State
and the Department.
D. Water
circulation system components shall be accessible for inspection, repair, or
replacement.
E. Except as provided
by this subsection, water withdrawn from a public or semipublic swimming pool
or spa shall not be returned unless it has been filtered and adequately
disinfected. Water may be withdrawn from a swimming pool for a water slide or a
water fountain without being filtered or disinfected.
F. In a swimming pool complex with more than
one swimming pool or where there is a combination of swimming pools and spas,
each swimming pool and spa shall have a separate water circulation
system.
G. Hydrotherapy jets or
other devices which create roiling water or similar effects in a spa shall not
be connected to the water circulation system, but shall be operated through a
separate system.
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