SHMP News More Success with Patented System A

SHMP News More Success with Patented System

Aquaculture Ammonia Reduction Test For Aquatic Species

Wow things are getting better for indoor farm raised aquaculture for consumption as we just tested our new patented electrocoagulation chamber to reduce the high levels of ammonia that desimates high density indoor aquaculture species. We just sent our resident Wizard, F. William Gilmore, and our new system down to Natural Shrimp in LeCoste, Texas to set up the new test. Critical mortality for shrimp is reached at 1 mg/L so we have always been golden here but Salmon and Barramundi peak in higher densities of ammonia to upwards of 4 mg/L so keeping it reduced is the difference between high and low volume survival and higher CAPEX and OPEX. Below is a screenshot of the multiple tests runs at different flow and amperages to show how our new patented technology can solve this issue while at the same time removing all suspended solids, destroying all bacteria and severely reducing nitrates from the feed source. Congratulations to team Natural Shrimp for their vision and perserverence

Flow rate - 3 GPM
Entering the EC - 1.92 mg/L ammonia
Electrical Current - 18 amps
Exiting the EC - 0.01 mg/L, 0.01 mg/L, and 0.03 mg/L ammonia
Flow rate - 3 GPM
Entering the EC - 4.2 mg/L ammonia
Electrical Current - 40 amps
Exiting the EC - 0.03 mg/L, 0.03 mg/L, and 0.03 mg/L ammonia
Flow rate - 3 GPM
Entering the EC - 9.3 mg/L ammonia
Electrical Current - 45 amps
Exiting the EC - 0.03 mg/L, 0.06 mg/L, and 0.06 mg/L ammonia
Flow rate - 1 GPM
Entering the EC - 9.3 mg/L ammonia
Electrical Current - 45 amps
Exiting the EC - 0.04 mg/L, 0.05 mg/L, 0.06 mg/L ammonia

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