Correction of metabolic parameters and unit process performance data. Part I. derivation of equations

Colt, John; Maynard, Desmond

doi:10.1016/j.aquaeng.2019.101999

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Correction of metabolic parameters and unit process performance data. Part I. derivation of equations

2019
By Colt, John ; Maynard, Desmond
Source: Aquacultural Engineering, 86, 101999

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An understanding of the dynamics of oxygen consumption by the culture animal is needed to properly design and operate an aeration system. In commercial production systems, oxygen consumption rates are typically determined under flowing water conditions.
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