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Recirculation Aquaculture Systems ·
Clearwater Low-Space Bio-Reactors ·
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The
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State of the Art in Moving Bed Technology. Our denitrification reactor designs are based on Clearwater Low-Space
technology, providing optimal denitrification performance with a minimum of
space requirement, maintenance and operational costs. 3rd Generation ·
Min. ·
Very
large capacity with small footprint ·
No
return activated sludge requirement ·
No
backwash water requirement – sludge drained from conical bottom ·
Low
maintenance ·
Enhanced
self-cleaning capacity with Curler Advance X-1 Bio-Media |
In recirculating aquaculture systems, high organic
material (BOD) and nitrate concentrations can lead to undesirable oxygen
consumption in the system channels. Although generally not considered toxic
to aquatic species, nitrates will accumulate in the system and at high levels
induce reduced appetite and stress. Denitrification is therefore required to
prevent these undesirable effects. In combination with nitrification units, a separate
denitrification unit reduces the organic material concentrations, which
lowers heterotrophic activity in the nitrification unit, thereby enhancing
the pure nitrification efficiency. In recirculating aquaculture systems, a denitrification
unit also provides the benefit of reducing the amount of alkalinity that
needs to be added to maintain water quality requirements. Similar to the principles of a standard moving bed
bio-reactor, the Clearwater Denitrification Reactor technology is based on a
reactor in which specifically designed Curler Advance X1-110 bio-media is
continuously agitated and provide a very large surface area for bacterial
attachment and growth. By constantly providing a scouring effect from the
force of movement on the bio-media, old and inactive bio-film layers are
continuously exfoliated, maintaining a thin and highly active young layer of
bacteria on the bio-media surface. This effect prevents inefficient
utilization of the available media surface area due to excessive development
of inactive bio-film layers and thereby makes the unit essentially
self-cleaning. The |
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