This invention discloses a
seawater treatment system for aquatic
organism seedling and larval cultivation based on a natural ecological cycle. The
system includes a natural
sedimentation tank, a secondary
sedimentation algae cultivation tank, a multi-stage dark
sedimentation tank, a primary
sand filter, a secondary
sand filter, and a
water storage tank connected to the end of the secondary
sand filter. A pump is installed to connect to a
water storage tower. A
seawater concentration device and an
ultrafiltration device are also included between the
water storage tower and the aquatic
organism seedling tank. The secondary sedimentation
algae cultivation tank can be directly connected to a
juvenile shellfish rearing tank for direct use in
juvenile shellfish cultivation. The sand filter also features a
backwashing design for easy recycling. The
seawater processed through the primary and secondary sand filters, concentration device, and
ultrafiltration device can be used for larval cultivation of
aquatic organisms. This
water treatment system, through its multi-stage structural design and combined with natural environmental control of light and shading, avoids the drawbacks of chemical and biological purification and the shortcomings of simple physical sand
filtration in a natural and ecological way. This ensures a large-scale supply of water for aquatic
organism seedling and
shellfish cultivation, meeting the diverse needs of large industrial areas.