Aquaculture shed with filtering ponds

Abstract

The invention relates to an aquaculture shed, in particular to an aquaculture shed with filtering ponds. The aquaculture shed comprises the multiple filtering ponds arranged side by side, vertical supporting walls arranged among the filtering ponds and arc-shaped shed bodies arranged above the filtering ponds. The arc-shaped shed bodies are the same in size and shape and are connected with one another, and overflowing channels and supporting columns are arranged at the connecting positions of the arc-shaped shed bodies. The walls of every two adjacent filtering ponds and the corresponding vertical supporting wall form one dew collecting pond, the dew collecting ponds are arranged below the overflowing channels, and the supporting columns are arranged in the dew collecting ponds. Water outlets are formed in the lower middle sides of the vertical supporting walls. Because the vertical supporting walls are arranged among the filtering ponds, the walls of every two adjacent filtering ponds and the corresponding vertical supporting wall form one dew collecting pond, the dew collecting ponds are arranged below the overflowing channels, and the water outlets are formed in the lower middle sides of the vertical supporting walls, dew gathers, drips into the dew collecting ponds from the overflowing channels and is drained from the water outlets in the lower middle sides of the vertical supporting walls, and water sources in the filtering ponds will not be polluted.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an aquaculture shed, in particular to an aquaculture shed with a filter pool. 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 shellfish culture in shallow seas. Intensive farming is the use of bait and fertilization methods to grow aquatic products in smaller water bodies, such as pond fish farming, cage fish farming and fence farming. High-densit...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In high-density intensive farming, it is necessary to recycle, filter, purify, oxygenate, and sterilize the backwater and sewage with dirt in the breeding pond for secondary use, which has achieved the purpose of saving water and maintaining the breeding environment. The existing aquaculture sheds are arranged side by side. The multiple filter pools and the arc-shaped shed above each filter pool, the dew falling from the arc-shaped shed will fall into the filter pool, polluting the water source in the filter pool

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