Ring Blower for Aquaculture

Description

Aquaculture
In the production of seafood, hatcheries play a vital part in the growing and cultivating of fresh and saltwater animals. Blowers are used to generate oxygen to help guarantee water quality and the freshness of food products. They are also used for feeding systems and the creation of bubble curtains. The main importance of air blowers for the aquaculture industry is the constant supply of fresh clean oxygen to ensure the life of the densely populated tanks.
Oxygen is a vital part of the survival of water animals, which makes aeration an important part of the production process. The aeration process maintains oxygen levels, provides constant oxygen levels, keeps water circulating, and offers protection against extreme temperature variations.
Pneumatic conveying systems offer a means of safely feeding the water organisms with pellets and powders. Industrial blowers ensure the smooth operation of pneumatic feeding systems. The versatility of industrial blowers makes them adaptable to any form of installation regardless of its location.

Evisceration

Before any further processing can take place, fish and molluscs must be gutted and cleaned. Worktables are outfitted with suitable vacuum nozzles that extract the entrails from the fish. A central vacuum system then pipes the combination of liquid and coarse particles through a filter where they are separated for proper disposal.

Fish feeding

The fish food distribution is arranged through pressure pneumatic systems from barges or ships to the fishes in open water (aquaculture cages).

Fish handling

Vacuum is used to suck live fish mixed with sea water from fishing boats, farming basins or buffering pools to processing plant, and from feeding cages to grading machines. Vacuum pumps are also used in pressure mode to displace live fish from the storage vessels to the slaughter point.

Fish pond aeration

The water’s oxygen content can be substantially increased using rotary lobe blowers, which increases the volumes of fish that can be kept in a pond. In this process, air is drawn from the atmosphere and forced through an inlet into the tube aerator. It is then diffused into the water through tiny openings and rises in fine bubbles. The oxygen in the water causes the fish to grow and multiply more rapidly, significantly increasing the yield.

Packaging

Air and the oxygen that it contains have harmful effects on the quality and durability of fresh food. For this reason, many processes need evacuation. The classic vacuum application in this field is vacuum packaging. Before sealing, a centralized vacuum system evacuates the air out of the packet. Suction groups are used in numerous packaging machines for industrial use.

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