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Enhancing Aquaculture Sustainability Through Nanobubble Technology: A Comprehensive Overview
Tejas Santosh Tari1 and Jaiswar Rahul Ramasre*2
Abstract
Nanobubble technology has emerged as a promising tool in aquaculture to address key challenges related to water quality, oxygenation, and pathogen control. This study explores the applications and benefits of nanobubbles in aquaculture systems. Nanobubbles offer enhanced oxygen transfer efficiency, improved pathogen control through hydroxyl radical release, and effective removal of contaminants and pollutants. By optimizing aeration, nanobubbles contribute to maintaining optimal dissolved oxygen levels, reducing stress levels, and enhancing overall productivity in aquaculture operations. This paper highlights the potential of nanobubble technology to revolutionize aquaculture practices and promote sustainable growth in the industry. Additionally, nanobubbles have the potential to transport larvae transport and disinfect water, providing non-invasive methods to improve aquaculture practices. While further research is needed to address potential drawbacks and optimize application methods, nanobubbles hold immense promise for advancing sustainable aquaculture and ensuring global food security.
Keywords
Aquaculture, Nanobubble, Oxygen Nanobubble, Fish health
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- 29th February, 2024
How to Cite the Article
Tari, T. S. and Ramasre, J. R. 2024. Enhancing Aquaculture Sustainability Through Nanobubble Technology: A Comprehensive Overview. Chronicle of Aquatic Science 1(9): 38-42
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