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Recirculating Aquaculture
By Michael B. Timmons and James M. Ebeling
Pages: 975pp
Publisher: --
Edition: 2007
Language: English
ISBN: 978-09712646-2-5
Description
Recirculating Aquaculture has had contributions from numerous educators, commercial growers, extension specialists and researchers, who are well known in the aquaculture community; most are prominent members of the Aquacultural Engineering Society.
Recirculating Aquaculture replaces our previous popular text Recirculating Aquaculture Systems that has been used as the primary resource for the Cornell University Short Course since 1994. Recirculating Aquaculture has been expanded by over 200 pages, including a new chapter on denitrification by Dr. Jaap van Rijn (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) and an expanded biofiltration-nitrification section consisting of chapters on processes and design. Also of special interest is an expanded and updated chapter on aquaponics written by Dr. James Rakocy (University of the Virgin Islands). Numerous design examples have been added to each chapter and an expanded appendix of engineering design tables.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Recirculating Aquaculture Technology
Chapter 2: Water Quality
Chapter 3: Mass Balances, Loading Rates and Fish Growth
Chapter 4: Culture Units
Chapter 5: Solids Capture
Chapter 6: Waste Management & Disposal
Chapter 7: Biofiltration
Chapter 8: Biofilter Design
Chapter 9: Denitrification
Chapter 10: Gas Transfer
Chapter 11: Ozonation and UV-Irradiation
Chapter 12: Fluid Mechanics and Pumps
Chapter 13: System Monitoring and Control
Chapter 14: Building Environmental Control
Chapter 15: System Management and Operations
Chapter 16: Fish Health Management
Chapter 17: Economic Realities and Management Issues
Chapter 18: Fish Nutrition and Feeds
Chapter 19: Aquaponics: Integrating Fish and Plant Culture
Appendix
Software Programs – Manuals of Use
Tables
By Michael B. Timmons and James M. Ebeling
Pages: 975pp
Publisher: --
Edition: 2007
Language: English
ISBN: 978-09712646-2-5
Description
Recirculating Aquaculture has had contributions from numerous educators, commercial growers, extension specialists and researchers, who are well known in the aquaculture community; most are prominent members of the Aquacultural Engineering Society.
Recirculating Aquaculture replaces our previous popular text Recirculating Aquaculture Systems that has been used as the primary resource for the Cornell University Short Course since 1994. Recirculating Aquaculture has been expanded by over 200 pages, including a new chapter on denitrification by Dr. Jaap van Rijn (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) and an expanded biofiltration-nitrification section consisting of chapters on processes and design. Also of special interest is an expanded and updated chapter on aquaponics written by Dr. James Rakocy (University of the Virgin Islands). Numerous design examples have been added to each chapter and an expanded appendix of engineering design tables.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Recirculating Aquaculture Technology
Chapter 2: Water Quality
Chapter 3: Mass Balances, Loading Rates and Fish Growth
Chapter 4: Culture Units
Chapter 5: Solids Capture
Chapter 6: Waste Management & Disposal
Chapter 7: Biofiltration
Chapter 8: Biofilter Design
Chapter 9: Denitrification
Chapter 10: Gas Transfer
Chapter 11: Ozonation and UV-Irradiation
Chapter 12: Fluid Mechanics and Pumps
Chapter 13: System Monitoring and Control
Chapter 14: Building Environmental Control
Chapter 15: System Management and Operations
Chapter 16: Fish Health Management
Chapter 17: Economic Realities and Management Issues
Chapter 18: Fish Nutrition and Feeds
Chapter 19: Aquaponics: Integrating Fish and Plant Culture
Appendix
Software Programs – Manuals of Use
Tables
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