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The Palablu was inaugurated in September 1996.
The amphitheatre stand embraces the main pool, the largest of all, used for public presentations. There are 1,500 seats all of which guarantee a perfect direct line of vision of the pool and the opposite beach used by the training team as a demonstration ground.
To the side of the main pool there are other 3 pools which are all interconnected, for a total of 4,000 m³ of water.
These pools have been engineered to facilitate the work of the researchers so that they can use their sophisticated underwater equipment as a nursery and to carry out routine medical investigations.
Filtering is achieved by means of a sand-system: 10 multilayer filters and 11 pumps work 24 hours a day and clean the water entirely every 3 hours. Bacteria are eliminated with UV rays that are used as an additional water disinfection means.
The amphitheatre stand embraces the main pool, the largest of all, used for public presentations. There are 1,500 seats all of which guarantee a perfect direct line of vision of the pool and the opposite beach used by the training team as a demonstration ground.
To the side of the main pool there are other 3 pools which are all interconnected, for a total of 4,000 m³ of water.
These pools have been engineered to facilitate the work of the researchers so that they can use their sophisticated underwater equipment as a nursery and to carry out routine medical investigations.
Filtering is achieved by means of a sand-system: 10 multilayer filters and 11 pumps work 24 hours a day and clean the water entirely every 3 hours. Bacteria are eliminated with UV rays that are used as an additional water disinfection means.
