How Does This $2 Billion Dollar Swimming Pool Work?

In December of 2006, San Alfonso Del Mar broke the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest pool by area. This man-made lagoon sits in Algarrobo, Chile. Today we look at how a pool of this magnitude operates, how much it costs to run, and much more!
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Video Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:59 - Fernando Fischmann
02:04 - The Challenge
04:02 - Fischmann's Solution
05:24 - The Final Product

[@SMWBraden]

Thanks Mark. This was a very interesting video.

[@shahinmajelan7311]

Thank you for sharing this video ❤

[@greggibson6993]

Wow That is crazy. Great info!!

[@godknowseleagbe71]

Nice one there 👍🏻

[@79steelymatt]

Very impressive Fishman is a genius how much chlorine does it use?how is the ta and ph controlled?what type and size filters does it use?

[@HallmarkPoolSupplies]

Not sure, but l do know chemical consumption is low. Water from the ocean is constantly being circulated from the ocean to the pool and back to the ocean. This process makes it affordable considering the size of the pool. By constantly circulating the ocean water certain levels like ta and ph will stay very stable. Thanks for watching.

[@79steelymatt]

It must have a chlorine generator Imagine how big or how many salt cells and what size the plumbing is/also how big or number of circ pumps-too many questions would like to see how many valves in equipment room or I mean building

[@blackhorse2947]

Please fax me one…….😅