Case study · Wujiaqu, China

480 m³ shrimp RAS, Wujiaqu

A 480 m³ shrimp RAS farm in Wujiaqu, China.

480 m³

culture volume

Shrimp

species

China

country

New build

project type

A 480 m³ shrimp RAS farm in Wujiaqu, China, delivered by RASTANK.

The full write-up for this project is in preparation. Ask us for the layout, the equipment list and photos, and we send what the farm owner allows us to share.

What a farm like this involves

Every shrimp system starts from the same numbers: species, target output, site and climate. Feed load sizes the biofilter and oxygen, peak flow sizes the drum filter and pumps, and the site sets the tanks.

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Project facts

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Design basis

Designing for shrimp.

Published figures for the species, and what each one changes in the design. Not measurements from this farm. Source: .Suantika et al.

Factor
What the research reports
What it changes in the design

500 PL/m³

5.20 kg/m³ harvest, 70% survival

More post-larvae did not give more shrimp

1,000 PL/m³

4.99 kg/m³ harvest, 44% survival

Stocking set on harvest target

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What to ask us about this farm.

We share what the farm owner allows.

Layout

Tank and loop arrangement.

Equipment list

Units and sizes.

Photos

From build and site.

Questions

Our engineers answer by email or video.

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