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JOURNAL OF THE WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY
卷 52, 期 1, 页码 6-29出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/jwas.12753
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aeration; aerator design; Asian shrimp farming; energy conservation; energy use; “ long‐ arm” aerators
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- Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
The text highlights the range of aeration energy use in shrimp farming and opportunities for reducing energy consumption, such as maximizing aeration capacity, adjusting aeration duration, and monitoring dissolved oxygen concentration. It also suggests replacing inefficient farm-made aerators with factory-made ones and redesigning aerators for improved efficiency.
Estimates of aeration energy use in shrimp farming varied from 11.4 to 41.6 GJ/t shrimp (average = 19.8 GJ/t). Several opportunities for reducing energy use in aeration are available. Many farms adopt an excessive yield to installed aeration capacity ratio. Moreover, the proportion of installed aerator capacity in use and duration of aerator operation per day are often more than necessary during the initial two-thirds of grow-out, because adjustment is not made for the quantity of shrimp biomass. Farm-made, long-arm aerators used in Asia have several features leading to energy inefficiency and could be replaced by more efficient factory-made, long-arm aerators. Asian aquaculture aerator manufacturers should redesign aerators to include design features shown in research to improve efficiency. Dissolved oxygen concentration monitoring essential for verification of aeration performance is seldom performed by shrimp farmers. With good aeration technique, energy use for aeration should not exceed 10-15 GJ/t shrimp.
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