Effect of Power Pump and Nozzle Diameter Microbubble Generator to Increase Oxygen Concentration in Aquaculture

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2021
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Taukhid, Imam
Trijuno, Dody D.
Karim, Muhammad Y.
Syah, Rachman
Makmur, Makmur
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73
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Various types of microbubble generators for use in aquaculture facilities for aeration. The aeration system is essential for high-density shrimp cultivation. However, there is a blockage in the microbubble generator aeration system, and generally, aeration at high densities requires considerable electrical power. In this study, modifications were made to various diameter nozzles and various pump power for microbubble generators. This research was conducted to determine the best microbubble by comparing the nozzle diameter and pump power. To achieve this goal, three diameter nozzles are combined with three different powers with an airflow rate of 2.5 LPM. The best combination of 32.5 mm nozzle diameter and 160-watt pump power. Produce bubbles ranging from 5.6 – 82 μm, with an increased oxygen concentration time of 60 minutes.
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aeration, diameter nozzle, microbubbles, microbubble generator, power pump, oxygen, oxygen contraction
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15 pages
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The Israeli Journal of Aquaculture - Bamidgeh
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