Determination of Cyanuric Acid in Pool Water

The use of chlorine compounds with stabilizers, which are widely used in outdoor pools, is prohibited in indoor pools. Cyanuric acid, tri-chlorine (trichloroisocyanuric acid) and di-chlorine (sodium dichloroisocyanurate) substances added to pool water in the form of granules, powder or tablets are forms of chlorine that contain cyanuric acid, dissolve in water and maintain its existence for a long time.

Cyanuric acid should be between 20-50 ppm in outdoor pools. It is not correct to add cyanuric acid to water continuously. If the amount of cyanuric acid in the pool water exceeds 100 ppm, it causes chlorine lock. In this case, it prevents the chlorine added to the pool water from working.

For the reasons mentioned above, one of the chemical analyzes performed in pool water is "Cyanuric Acid Determination". Cyanuric Acid Determination is carried out in the accredited and authorized Nanolab Environmental Analysis Laboratory to determine whether cyanuric acid is used in indoor pools and to determine the amount of cyanuric acid used in outdoor pools.

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