Noosa Aquatic Centre
| The Triton System installed at Noosa Aquatic Centre in QLD, is a multi-stage filtration plant that is an integrated part of the pool’s backwash processes. The system incorporates AquaZel, Ultra-Filtration (UF), Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), Ultra Violet (UV) light disinfection, Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Chlorine injection.
The attached reports were prepared based on water samples from Noosa Pool.
There are two sets of reports:
- Queensland Health - Scientific Services (Queensland Government) – Microbiology Report
- These reports compare same day water samples before and after treatment
- Results compare Microbiological presence
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- Queensland Health - Scientific Services (Queensland Government) – Water Analysis Report
- These reports compare same day water samples before and after treatment
- Results compare salts, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), conductivity, pH and trace elements
Noosa Microbiology Report 4 Mar 2008
 DOWNLOAD (Noosa Microbiology Report 4 Mar 2008.pdf, 432KB)
Noosa Microbiology Report 28 Feb 2008
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Noosa Microbiology Report 26 Feb 2008
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Noosa Microbiology Report 21 Feb 2008
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Noosa Microbiology Report 19 Feb 2008
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Noosa Crypto & Giardia Report 8 Feb 2008
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Noosa Water Analysis Treatment 7 Feb 2008
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Noosa Water Analysis Treatment 21 JAN 2008
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Noosa Water Analysis Treatment 16 jan 2008
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"Note: Queensland Health does not endorse iPools products. These are independent test results of water samples taken as part of the validation processes- as required by Noosa City Council"
Gosford Olympic Pool - Gosford
The Gosford region just North of Sydney, has suffered with low rainfall and drought for several years and has
sought innovative solutions to water conservation. The Gosford Council has an enviable reputation for its
Environmental management.
As part of Council's water conservation initiatives, iPools Australia was engaged to design and implement a water
recycling system at the Gosford Olympic pool to maximise its water reuse and to minimise its water wastage.
The core of the system is iPools' Triton Water Recycling plant that treats the filter backwash water that would
otherwise be lost down the drain. Each year the Triton will save over 4.1 million litres of water for Gosford
residents.
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In addition to this, the system incorporates 170,000 litres of rainwater harvesting for toilet flushing, hard surface
washing and watering of gardens.
Follow the links to - The News article and pictures for further details.
News article courtesy of: Central Coast Sun Weekly, 20 December 2007 edition, Page 6
DOWNLOAD (CC SUN Weekly news 201207.pdf, 1,230KB)
Photo of Gosford Triton and Reverse Osmosis equipment
DOWNLOAD (Gosford Olympic pictures 121207.pdf, 180KB)
Eureka Pool – Ballarat
The drought stricken Ballarat region has commissioned the FIRST backwash water recycling system in
Victoria. The attached media release explains more.
City of Ballarat Media release, 25 January 2008 Recycling System for Eureka Pool
DOWNLOAD (Ballarat CC Media Release 25 Jan 2008.pdf, 126KB)
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