Ozone Treatment for Aquaculture
Achieve a new level of water purity with ozone treatment
Ozone is a powerful oxidant that effectively reduces the risk of waterborne diseases. This chemical-free treatment significantly enhances pathogen removal and improves water clarity to create an ideal environment for fish to thrive. Innovasea recommends using ozone in land-based fish farms to optimize system performance and safeguard fish health.
Seamless Integration and Expert Support
Our ozone treatment solutions are tailored to meet your farm’s unique requirements, ensuring the most efficient and safe ozone injection into your system. Typically, ozone is integrated with oxygenation or UV solutions to maximize injection efficiency and minimize the overall system footprint. With a focus on safety and effectiveness, our experienced team is dedicated to seamlessly implementing ozone treatment into your operations.
Innovasea’s All-In-One Ozone Solutions
At Innovasea, we partner with leading ozone generator companies that leverage PTI plasma block technology to deliver reliable, efficient and compact solutions for both air-cooled and water-cooled units. Depending on the specific requirements and scale of each project, we carefully select and pair it with one of the optimal injection devices below:
- Innovasea’s low-head oxygenator (LHO)
- Protein skimmers
- Oxygen cones
Pairing Ozone with UV Treatment
Ozone produces residuals that can be harmful to fish and UV accelerates the breakdown of these residuals. Combining ozone with UV treatment allows operators to more confidently destroy pathogens while simultaneously neutralizing potential residual ozone, ensuring a safer environment for your fish.
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