The 2024 No.1 Central Document, "Opinions of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on Studying and Utilizing the Experience in the Green Rural Revival Program and Vigorously and Effectively Promoting Comprehensive Rural Revitalization", actively promotes the prevention and control of aquaculture effluent pollution. In recent years, local governments have successively issued control indicators and emission limits for aquaculture effluent, particularly setting strict limits for total nitrogen and total phosphorus. Traditional "three ponds and two dams" technology requires large land areas and struggles to meet discharge standards, failing to comply with the relevant standards. CIMC Environmental has independently developed an integrated aquaculture effluent treatment system to address challenges such as large fluctuations in water volume, strict discharge requirements for total nitrogen and total phosphorus, and high operating costs.
Technical Introduction
This equipment employs a high-efficiency fixed biological bed combined with advanced nitrogen removal technology, developing an integrated aquaculture effluent treatment system. It effectively addresses challenges such as large water fluctuation, unstable total nitrogen and phosphorus discharge, high operating costs, and large footprint.
Technical Advantages
Low sludge production
The filler has a high specific surface area and is densely packed, allowing for a large amount of microbial attachment, resulting in reduced sludge production.
Small footprint
The treatment system occupies only 0.5% to 1% of the total service area, significantly smaller than traditional treatment processes (which occupy about 5-15%), freeing up more than 90% of the farming area.
Stable and compliant effluent
The system uses a combination of biological and chemical treatment technologies, ensuring high treatment efficiency and stable, compliant discharge.
Short construction period
The modular design allows for factory prefabrication and on-site assembly, enabling rapid deployment.
Applications
Freshwater aquaculture
Marine aquaculture
Industrial high-density aquaculture
Pond aquaculture
Project Cases
Upgrade and effluent treatment project for pond aquaculture
The treatment site is divided into three locations:
Treatment site 1#: Area of 7800㎡, service area of 1.6 million ㎡
Treatment site 2#: Area of 4667㎡, service area of 1.01 million ㎡
Treatment site 3#: Area of 6670㎡, service area of 0.93 million ㎡
Discharge standard: First-class discharge limits for freshwater aquaculture as per Guangdong Province's "Water discharge standard for aquaculture" (DB44/2462-2024), including TN ≤ 3.0 mg/L, TP ≤ 0.4 mg/L
19133 ㎡
of site area
3.6 million ㎡
of service area
Aquaculture effluent treatment project
The treatment site is divided into three locations:
Treatment site 1#: Area of 8667 ㎡, service area of 1.67 million ㎡
Treatment site 2#: Area of 4333 ㎡, service area of 0.94 million ㎡
Treatment site 3#: Area of 5000 ㎡, service area of 0.76 million ㎡
Discharge standard: First-class discharge limits for freshwater aquaculture as per Guangdong Province's "Water discharge standard for aquaculture" (DB44/2462-2024), including TN ≤ 3.0 mg/L, TP ≤ 0.4 mg/L
Project Advantages:
① Small footprint: The treatment system occupies only 0.6% of the service area.
② Good aesthetic landscape.
③ Smart Cloud Platform: The project provides a clear and intuitive interface for monitoring water quality, water volume, and other system parameters.
Discharge standard: First-class discharge limits for freshwater aquaculture as per Guangdong Province's "Water discharge standard for aquaculture" (DB44/2462-2024), including TN ≤ 3.0 mg/L, TP ≤ 0.4 mg/L
4000 ㎡
of site area
0.67 million ㎡
of service area
Aquaculture effluent treatment project for shrimp hatchery
Equipment size: Length x Width x Height = 6m x 2.5m x 2.9m