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Materials and technology ) No6 (91) '2016

The first stainless steel basin was built in 1968, and since then, the stainless steel, which is well aligned with the conditions of operation of the basins, has been widely used in their construction. Large start-up investments are justified by the inviolability of such " waters " and the low cost of their further maintenance.

New status

• Berndorf Baderbau

The non-flammable steel, leged by chromium, nickel and molybden, itself provides a protective layer which is formed when the material is interacted with air or water-solved oxygen. This protective layer, which triggers a piece of stainless product (in this case, I don't know.(d) Gives him anti-corrosive resistance, which may exceed 50 years of service.

In addition, stainless steel is a plastic material that provides designers and architects with a wide range of possibilities: the bath can be given any shape - round, rectangular, oval, etc. If, over time, the configuration of the basin will need to be changed, its capacity will be increased, welding and installation technologies will make it possible to do so with the minimum possible transformation costs.

The leaf of stainless steel has a smooth surface without any time that could be the resettlement sites of the bacteria with further “colonization” of the entire bath. And even welded stitches after their herbs and liabilities remain so tight and smooth that the bacteria is completely excluded. At the same time, the stitches are not mechanically treated, but only those located in the upper canton of the bath, the so-called manuscript.

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• ECTIS/Uarlintek
• ECTIS

The stainless steelbasin is a fixed wholesale design. Its sections are generally manufactured at the factory and transported to the installation site. The basin ' s bath shall be attached to the concrete stove of the ground which is located at the floor level or deepened (with the optimum option such that the water mirror is in one plane with the floor).

The stationary pool should be built at the same time as the main buildings on the countryside. There is a preliminary need for a hydrogeological study to determine the nature of the preparatory work prior to the installation of a concrete foundation for a purposeful bath (whether the ground will be strengthened, the swai, etc.).