High density recirculating aquaculture systems ras prawn for fish farming

A Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) is a modern fish farming method that purifies and recycles water, minimizing water use and environmental impact compared to traditional farming methods.

RAS offers several advantages including low water consumption, reduced land usage, decreased environmental pollution, and the production of safer and healthier seafood.

We offer three standard treatment capacities for our RAS: 0-30M3/H, 0-150M3/H, and 0-350M3/H.

The main components include an automatic drum filter, protein skimmer, biological filter, degassing and UV sterilizer, ozone generator, water pump, air blower, electric control box, PP fish tank, swirling tank, aeration system, pure oxygen system, oxygen generator, and a constant temperature system with chiller and heater.

Yes, we can customize the RAS to meet your specific needs beyond our standard systems.

The water treatment process in RAS involves filtering, skimming, biological filtration, and sterilization to ensure that the water remains clean and safe for the aquatic life.

Yes, RAS is designed to provide a safe and healthy environment for aquatic life, minimizing stress and disease risks.

Yes, optional items include pipes and valves, as well as a water quality monitor to help you maintain optimal conditions for your aquaculture.

RAS is suitable for a variety of species, including prawns, fish, and other aquatic organisms, depending on your setup and management practices.

The constant temperature system uses a combination of chillers and heaters to maintain optimal water temperature for the species being cultured.

Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning filters, monitoring water quality parameters, and ensuring that all components are functioning properly.

Yes, by maintaining optimal water quality and reducing stress, RAS can help minimize the need for antibiotics in aquaculture.

Energy requirements vary based on the system size and components used, but RAS systems are generally designed to be energy-efficient.

With proper maintenance, a RAS system can have a lifespan of several years, but the longevity may vary depending on usage and environmental conditions.

For more information on setting up an RAS, please refer to our resource materials or contact our support team for guidance.