To what extent can ozone remove geosmin in RAS?
In land-based recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), fish are farmed in reused water. Good water quality is vital in such systems to support growth, minimize disease outbreaks and ensure the welfare of the aquatic organisms. Ozone is an excellent candidate to improve water quality
VIDA project: Removal of off-flavour in farmed fish and saving water
Using ozone and UV in combination (the Martin-concept) to remove geosmin and MIB from aquaculture water. First test at the salmon hatchery on the Baltic island Bornholm.
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Are we closer to an answer on the off-flavour challenge in RAS?
Can the use of ozone eliminate enough geosmin and MIB to remove the need for purging in RAS?