cavitation - Pool Lexicon

Hydraulics & Flow Science

Cavitation Explained: The Noisy Pump Warning Sign You Shouldn’t Ignore

pump noise indicates cavitation

Warning signs of cavitation can damage your pump; learn how to identify and prevent this noisy issue before costly repairs occur.

Pool Lexicon Team
February 15, 2026

Hydraulics & Flow Science

Cavitation: The Bubble Phenomenon That Destroys Impellers

impeller damage from cavitation

Cavitation happens when vapor bubbles form inside your pump due to low…

Pool Lexicon Team
September 29, 2025

stainless steel pool rails

Surfaces & Materials

Stainless Steel Pool Rails: 304 Vs 316—Which One Resists Pool Corrosion Better?

An analysis of 304 versus 316 stainless steel reveals which pool rail material resists…

Pool Lexicon Team
April 1, 2026

leak sensor placement strategies

Pool Maintenance and Care

Leak Sensors for Equipment Pads: Placement, False Alarms, and Shutoff Strategy

The key to effective leak sensors on equipment pads lies in strategic placement and…

Pool Lexicon Team
March 31, 2026

sensor drift in water monitors

Testing & Measurement

Smart Water Monitors: Understanding Sensor Drift and When to Recalibrate

Prevent sensor drift in smart water monitors by understanding key signs and calibration…

Pool Lexicon Team
March 31, 2026

heater pump sanitizer integration

Equipment Fundamentals

Integrating Heater + Pump + Sanitizer: The Automation Sequence That Prevents Damage

Integrating heater, pump, and sanitizer in an optimized automation sequence prevents…

Pool Lexicon Team
March 30, 2026