Attention those troubled by mortality in aquaculture! 【Case Study on Problem Solving】

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last updated：Mar 01, 2021

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Introducing a case where the installation of the "AT component" has resulted in no eel dying at all!

We will introduce a case where the micro-nano bubble generation device "AT Compo (land pump type)" was installed at a water supply company to solve issues. Every summer, the demand for eel increases in the Kansai region. Natural eel caught in the Seto Inland Sea is placed in a land-based tank for shipping adjustments before being sent to market. However, due to rising water temperatures and overcrowded tanks during the summer, about 10% of the eels typically die each year. After the installation of the "AT Compo," there were no deaths among the eels. [Case Overview] ■ Issues - Eels start to die when seawater temperatures exceed 25°C, with around 10% dying each year. - When the catch is high, a large number of eels are placed in small tanks, leading to stress from overcrowding and injuries from vigorous swimming against the tank walls or rubbing against each other, which can result in death. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.