Demonstrations and laboratory exercises in aquaculture. II. Activated carbon and ion-exchange in chemical filtration

In closed and semi-closed culture systems, water must be treated before it can be recycled into the primary growing tanks and raceways. The nature and degree of treatment is a function of the water quality leaving the growing area, the desired water quality after treatment, and of course the economics of the treatment compared to the benefits. "Treatment" can mean many different things; it may mean aeration, addition of a chemical or drug, degassing, disinfection or filtration.

This published manuscript is available at www.was.org and may be cited as: Landau, M., & Scarpa, J. (2001). Demonstrations and laboratory exercises in aquaculture. II. Activated carbon and ion-exchange in chemical filtration. World Aquaculture Magazine, 32(4), 6-10.

Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution #1466.

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2001

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2001

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2001

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Demonstrations and laboratory exercises in aquaculture. II. Activated carbon and ion-exchange in chemical filtration

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World Aquaculture Society
2001
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Demonstrations and laboratory exercises in aquaculture. II. Activated carbon and ion-exchange in chemical filtration

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Demonstrations and laboratory exercises in aquaculture. II. Activated carbon and ion-exchange in chemical filtration