Combined modular circulating water cultivating system

Abstract

The invention discloses a combined modular circulating water cultivating system, which comprises a belt type mechanical filter, a protein separator, a dripping box, a bio-filter, an ultraviolet disinfector and a central electronic controller, wherein the protein separator is connected with the belt type mechanical filter; the dripping box is connected with the protein separator; the bio-filter is connected with the dripping box; the ultraviolet disinfector is connected with the bio-filter; the belt type mechanical filter is used for pumping water into the protein separator through a water pump; the dripping box is arranged above the bio-filter; the highest water level of the protein separator is higher than the highest water level of the dripping box; the highest water level of the bio-filter is higher than the highest water level of the ultraviolet disinfector; and both the ultraviolet disinfector and the water pump are connected with the central electronic controller. According to the combined modular circulating water cultivating system, the defects of high manufacturing cost, large occupied space, complex pipeline connection, difficulty in maintaining, high running cost, poor treatment effect and the like caused by the complex and single equipment system design of the conventional circulating water cultivating system are overcome completely; and the combined modular circulating water cultivating system is more convenient and practicable.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of aquaculture, and more specifically refers to a combined modular circulating aquaculture system. Background technique

[0002] Aquaculture is the production activity of breeding, cultivating and harvesting aquatic animals and plants under human control. It generally includes the whole process of growing aquatic products from seedlings under artificial breeding management. In a broad sense, it can also include the proliferation of aquatic resources. Aquaculture includes extensive culture, intensive culture and high-density intensive culture. Extensive culture is to put seedlings in small and medium-sized natural waters, and to grow aquatic products completely by natural bait, such as fish culture in lakes and reservoirs and shallow sea shellfish culture; intensive culture is to use bait and fertilization methods to grow in smaller water bodies. Aquatic products, such as pond fish farming, cage fish farming and...

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