4,900 m³ Largemouth Bass RAS Project
- Project Type
- Commercial RAS Project
- Water Type
- Freshwater
- Project Status
- Operational
- System Water Volume
- 4,900 m³
- Culture Tanks
- 80
- Culture Tank Size
- Ø8 m × 1.5 m; Ø6 m × 1.5 m
Project Overview
Located in Fujian, China, this commercial recirculating aquaculture project was launched in August 2024. The overall site covers approximately 100 mu, with a planned investment of RMB 30 million. The project is designed as an integrated aquaculture base combining indoor RAS production, biological purification and ecological planting.
The first phase includes a 15-mu intelligent recirculating aquaculture facility with 80 culture tanks and a total water volume of approximately 4,900 m³. The system consists of 12 nursery tanks measuring Ø6 m × 1.5 m, 20 grow-out tanks measuring Ø6 m × 1.5 m, and 48 grow-out tanks measuring Ø8 m × 1.5 m.
Mechanical filtration, biological treatment, temperature control, water-quality monitoring and ecological wastewater treatment are integrated into the system. More than 95% of the culture water can be continuously recirculated, supporting stable water quality, efficient production and reduced environmental discharge.
YUTANK’s scope covered system design, main equipment manufacturing, on-site installation and commissioning.
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System Configuration
- Aquaculture TanksQuantity: 80
- Drum FiltersQuantity: 16
- Protein SkimmersQuantity: 12
- Degassing TowersQuantity: 10
- Oxygen ConesQuantity: 10
- Oxygen GeneratorsQuantity: 6
- Ozone GeneratorsQuantity: 6
- MBBR Biofilter TankQuantity: 16
- Biological Filter Media
- UV SterilizersQuantity: 12
- Roots BlowersQuantity: 16
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