UV disinfection system for saltwater aquaculture/fish farming
The use of UV disinfection, in a HDPE reactor, applied to saltwater aquaculture/pisciculture is equally interesting. High-density polyethylene is particularly well-suited to corrosive waters, especially seawater. The reactors we use ensure water sterilization and improved quality, particularly in terms of bacteriological parameters.
If you’re looking for an effective disinfection system for saltwater aquaculture/pisciculture, our full range of saltwater UV reactors can be consulted online, and design can be carried out on this page.
Disinfection system benefits
In addition, producing healthy water, without any risk of contamination by microorganisms, UV water treatment is also part of an environmental approach:
- For your health, water treatment without the addition of harmful pool products guarantees allergy- and respiratory-risk-free swimming (non-chemical).
- It also provides additional value for the environment, ensuring crystal-clear, odor-free water.
- The absence of chlorine makes for a safe, environmentally-friendly process.
- UV treatment represents cost savings, thanks to extended plant lifetimes and simple, reliable, long-lasting equipment.
- Last but not least, the system can be installed and maintained quickly and easily.
Design advice: UV disinfection for saltwater aquaculture/fish farming
Our page dedicated to UV saltwater reactors offers a wide range of solutions (up to a unit flow rate of 130 m3/h). For higher flow rates, up to 130 m3/h, please contact us!
- Select
- Select the water source to be treated, e.g. “Aquaculture / saltwater fish farming”.
- Enter the flow rate to be treated (for example 25 m3/h)
- Adjust the cost of electricity in your country (for example 0.09€ for France; 0.23€ for Germany)
- Let 30 mJ / cm² (or adapt)
- Specify the temperature of the water (normally, between 5 and 40°c is sufficient)
- Please enter your email address, we will send you the design right away
In any case, to ensure optimal disinfection and to determine whether prefilters are necessary, it is recommended that a source water analysis be performed with these parameters:
- Iron
- Hardness
- Turbidity
- Manganese
- Suspended solids (TSS)
- UV Transmittance
