Lesson 1 Flashcards

Intro

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The discipline dealing with the application or utilization of technical engineering knwledge and principles in aquaculture and biological production system

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Aquaculture engineering

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covers a huge area of knowledge and involves many general engineering specialisms such as mechanical engineering, environmental engineering, materials technology, instrumentation, monitoring, and building design and construction.

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Aquaculture Engineering

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• Involves production systems with low production per unit volume.

The species being farmed are kept at a low density and there is minimal input of artificial substances and human intervention.

A low level of technology and very low investment per unit volume farmed characterize this method. Pond farming without additional feeding, like some carp farming, is a typical example. Sea ranching and restocking of natural lakes may also be included in this type of farming

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Extensive Aquaculture

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Production per unit volume is much higher and more

technology and artificial inputs must be used to achieve this. The investment costs per unit volume farmed will of course

also be much higher. The maintenance of optimal growth conditions is necessary to achieve the growth potential of the species being farmed.

• Additional feeding, disease control methods and effective breeding systems also characterize this type of farming. The risk of disease outbreaks is higher than in extensive farming because the organism is continuously stressed for maximal performance.

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Intensive Aquaculture

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5
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It is also possible to combine the above production systems- this is called semi-intensive aquaculture. An example is intensive fry

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Semi-intensive Aquaculture

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It is also possible to combine the above production systems- this is called semi-intensive aquaculture. An example is intensive fry

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Semi-intensive Aquaculture

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7
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where the fish are kept in a enclosed production unit separated from the outside environment

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Closed production units

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8
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where the unit has permeable walls, such as nets and so the fish are partly affected by the

surrounding environment.

It is also possible to classify the farrn based on where it is located within the sea, in a tidal zone or on land.

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Open production units

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9
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• If the water is used once, flowing directly through, it is named a _____

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flow through farm

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10
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If the water is used

several times, with the outlet water being recycled, it is a ______

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water re-use or recirculating system.

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11
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In a farm the various technical components included in a system can be roughly separated as follows:

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• Production units

• Water transfer and treatment

Additional equipment (feeding, handling & monitoring equipment)

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In a farm the various technical components included in a system can be roughly separated as follows:

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• Production units

• Water transfer and treatment

Additional equipment (feeding, handling & monitoring equipment)

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13
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How internal trabsport and size gradong works

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Internal transport and size grading

Because of fish growth it is necessary to divide the group to avoid fish densities becoming too high. It is also common to size grade to avoid large size variations in one production unit, for some species this will also reduce the possibilities for cannibalism

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14
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How do they Transport of fish?

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When juvenile fish are to be transferred to an on- growing farm, there is a need for transport. Either a truck with water tanks or a boat with a well is normally used. The systems for loading may be an integral part of the farm construction

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15
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Normally a sea cage farm can be run with rather less equipment than land-based farms, the major reason being that water transfer and water treatment (which is not actually possible) are not necessary because the water current ensures water supply and exchange

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On-growing sea cage farm

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On-growing sea cage farm

Normally a sea cage farm can be run with rather less equipment than land-based farms, the major reason being that water transfer and water treatment (which is not actually possible) are not necessary because the water current ensures water supply and exchange. The components necessary are as follows

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Production units

• Feeding equipment

• Working boat

Equipment for size grading

Base station

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17
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__________ can include storage rooms, mess rooms, changing rooms and toilet, and equipment for treatment of dead fish. The storage room includes rooms and/or space for storage of feed; it may also include rooms for storage of nets and possibly storage of equipment for washing, and maintaining them.

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Base station

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Inlet Water parameters

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Temp: warm >20, cold<20, Oxy, ph, ammonia microorganisma

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outlet Water parameters

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  • nutrient and organic matter,
  • microorganisms
  • escaped fish
20
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purpose of water treatment:

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impove water quality, make any water suitable for aquaculture with low price

21
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PH basics
7 is the _____
below 7 is ____
above 7 is _____

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neutral, acidic, alkaline

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can be used to estimate the hardness

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buffers

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Neutalize bothe acids and bases , maintains original alkalinity, reists ph change

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Conductivity

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Low PH affects on fish

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Damages, gills, skin, and eyes, reduced growth

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Ideal PH Ph of aquarium:
Natural bodies of water:

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6.5 - 90,,

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Ph level of seawater
fresh surface water:
Groundwater:

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seawater: 7.8 to 8.3
Fresh surface water: 4 -8.5
groundwater 5.5 to 8.5

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Alkalinity variations
soft Fresh water:
Salt water and hard fresh water:

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soft Fresh water: less than 10 mh/LCaCO3
Salt water: several hundred mh/LCaCo3

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PH adjstments method

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Hydroxides, Carbonate compounds, lye, lime, seawater addition 2-4%

29
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particles trapped by 0.45um

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TSS

30
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Overall removal of particles

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Total Solids

31
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Density of fish feces

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1

32
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Mechanical filtration size

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20um for inlet and 100um for outlet water

32
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Water flows though layers of granular material trapping particles

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Depth filtration

32
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can remove 6 - 15 um

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Depth filtration

33
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utilizes the density difference between prticles and water for separation

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Settling or Gravity Fillers

33
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mean fluid velocity of settling

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1-4m/min

34
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formula of settling

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V > Q/A
V- sinking velocity of the particle m/h
A- surface are of the basin m^2
Water flow through the basin

35
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typical tss in fish farming

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30-80%

36
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Purification Efficiency

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Ce = ((Cin -Cout)/ Cin) x100

37
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utilizes tank design for initial particle separation

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dual drain tank systems

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