Flygoo Ozone Generator for Aquaculture Aquarium
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OZONE GENERATOR FOR AQUACULTURE & AQUARIUM
Ozone is increasingly used in aquaculture, and zoos, due to its numerous advantages over traditional water treatment methods. Disinfection of circulated water is essential to maintaining fish health. Ozone provides effective disinfection without producing harmful byproducts or chemical residuals. Ozone Solutions can provide instrumentation that monitors key process
parameters such as water flow, dissolved oxygen (DO), ammonia, temperature, and pH. These monitors will alert operators to potential problems for quick response time.
Flygoo Ozone industry leading technology works great for drinking water treatment for other animals as well. Clean drinking water is essential for animal health and reproduction. Ozone treatment lowers the number of illnesses and deaths.
2. Faster Growth Rates
3. Reduction of Waterborne Diseases
4. Higher Standard of Environmental Control
5. Supplements other Treatment Processes
Fresh Water Aquaculture with Ozone
Process: In the ozone processing stage, the dissolved ozone concentration is 0.1-0.3mg/L with 5-10 minutes processing time. Then it goes to the natural de-ozonation (lower the residual dissolved ozone concentration in the water). Finally, the breedingwater can be used with the residual dissolved ozone concentration to be lower than 0.003mg/L.
Sea Water Aquaculture with Ozone
Process: in the ozone processing stage, the dissolved ozone concentration is 0.1-0.5mg/L with 5-10 minutes processing time.Then it goes to the activated carbon processing. Finally, the breeding water can be used with the residual dissolved ozone concentration to be lower than 0.003mg/L.
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