Aquaculture Research & Development
Research & Development
At Aquatic Equipment & Design, Inc., research and development are at the core of our approach to aquaculture system design. Every system presents unique challenges, requiring tailored solutions to ensure efficiency, sustainability, and long-term success.
Innovative Solutions for Unique Challenges
No two aquaculture systems are alike, and each presents its own set of challenges. Our research-driven approach ensures that every system is designed for optimal performance, efficiency, and sustainability. Whether you’re building a new system or refining an existing one, we develop tailored solutions that meet your specific needs.
Speciality Aquaculture Systems
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Jason Danaher Ph.D.
Expert Leadership in Aquatic System Design
Guided by Dr. Jason Danaher, Ph.D., our team brings decades of experience and scientific expertise to every project. We stay at the forefront of industry advancements, applying the latest research to create life support systems that enhance water quality, filtration, and overall system health.
Tech Talks - Aquaculture Education
How To Install A Bulkhead Fitting | Aquaculture Application
Bulkhead fittings are designed for use as inlets or outlets on tanks, aquariums, and sumps. It provides a leak-proof way of attaching PVC plumbing to the tank or vessel. Bulkhead fittings for aquaculture are commonly manufactured from either polypropylene or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and typically the unit is comprised of a threaded body with flange, silicone gasket, and locking nut to ensure a watertight seal for easy, long-lasting installation.
What Is A Protein Fractionator And Its Principles of Function?
A protein fractionator, also known as a foam fractionator or protein skimmer, is a water treatment device commonly used in purging systems, growout systems, and effluent/influent treatment to improve water quality.
Simple And Effective Procedures To Temperature Acclimate Fish From The Transport Bag/Container To Their New Aquatic System
Acclimation is the process of becoming accustomed to a new environment or to new conditions; therefore, acclimating your fish to the water in the tank can help decrease potential stress they would experience in the transfer process. Gradually allowing them to get used to the aquatic system’s water temperature, pH level and other water chemistry parameters can reduce any stress incurred by simply dumping them into the new system upon arrival and expecting them to adjust quickly.