INTRODUCTON TO WATER QUALITY IN AQUACULTURE Unit 4.1 Dissolved Oxygen/Aeration

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INTRODUCTON TO WATER QUALITY IN AQUACULTURE Unit 4.1 Dissolved Oxygen/Aeration Auburn University Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures

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INTRODUCTON TO WATER QUALITY IN AQUACULTURE Unit 4.1 Dissolved Oxygen/Aeration. Auburn University Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures. Types of aerators for aquaculture. Paddlewheel Propeller – aspirator Vertical pump Pump sprayer Diffused - air. Paddlewheel aerator. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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INTRODUCTON TO WATER QUALITY IN

AQUACULTUREUnit 4.1

Dissolved Oxygen/Aeration

Auburn University

Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures

Types of aerators for aquaculture

Paddlewheel

Propeller – aspirator

Vertical pump

Pump sprayer

Diffused - air

Paddlewheel aerator

Propeller - aspirator

Vertical pump

Pump-sprayer aerator

Diffused air

Aerator Use

Supplemental - permanent

Emergency - mobile

How does an aerator work?

atmosphere

oxygen

oxygenatmosphere

Paddlewheel, vertical and pump sprayers

How does an aerator work?Propeller – aspirator and diffused air

atmosphere

o2o2 o2

o2 o2o2

o2

o2o2

o2

water

Advantages of aerator use

Effects of aeration

Performance of Channel catfish stocked in ponds aerated 6 h per night or ponds with emergency aeration only.

Variable Aeration 6h/night Emergency aeration

Fish stocked (no./ha) 10000 10000

Fish harvested (no./ha) 9708 9410

Harvest weight (kg/ha) 4813 3657

Ave.fish weight (g) 496 389

Feed applied (kg/ha) 6229 6229

Feed Conversion Ratio 1.32 1.75

Aerator placement in ponds

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