Gymnasium TRIZ Cases

An L-shaped scaffold uses anchored horizontal members and a rigid platform to simplify relocation and wall maintenance in pools and tanks.

Wall stiffeners, backer brackets, and edge caps support stone or cement finishes while preserving modular pool flexibility.

Buoyant power and internal filtration reduce cord tangling during pool-floor cleaning.

The frame combines 90° bases, inward support, and an overflow channel to improve assembly, stability, and space use on uneven ground.

A bypass pump raises water in shallow conditions so the main pump can filter water smoothly across more pool depths.

A textured plastic layer on the mould creates pool surfaces that camouflage scratches and repairs while simplifying maintenance.

A flexible, waterproof tube fills the basin, distributes hoop stress, blocks debris and floodwater, and stores compactly.

A transformable top frame and pivoting side struts simplify expanded-to-collapsed conversion without separating pool components.

This case places low-conductivity insulation between the pool liner and frame to reduce heat loss and extend water heat preservation.

This case places pearl cotton, expanded polystyrene, or foam between the liner and frame to retain pool water heat with simple assembly.

Opposing roller brushes work with a central water inlet to capture stirred dirt before it remains suspended in pool water.

A floating subfloor with cable and belt actuation reduces hydraulic energy demands while creating a stable walking surface for maintenance.

A floating skimmer uses buoyancy and adjustable louvres to capture surface debris through rainfall and low-water changes.

A snap-fit detachable fluid distributor improves access to the impeller and filter for tool-free pool robot cleaning.

A tool-free detachable fluid distributor opens access to the pool robot impeller and filtering unit for thorough cleaning.

This case shows how a locking member keeps the pool drain watertight when closed and unobstructed during drainage.