Agriculture and aquaculture
Irrigation lines, tanks and ponds.
Treatment can be placed in a line, recirculating tank or pond depending on the problem: biofilm, clogging, poor source water or long storage.
Agriculture and aquaculture
Choose line, tank or pond treatment
A small tank and an irrigation network have very different hydraulics. Study flow, residence time, filtration, mixing, ozone demand and compatibility with crops and other inputs.
Application point
Contact time follows the hydraulics
A tank allows recirculation; a line must match generation to flow; a pond may need aeration and a different mixing scale. Placement follows the actual problem.
Application is placed before water reaches crops or animals. Filtration, contact and residual removal are adjusted so oxidation occurs inside the treatment loop.
On-site verification
Check clogging and water quality
Compare line pressure and clogging, water quality and agronomic outcomes without attributing every change to ozone.
Sampling points and comparison conditions are defined before claiming a reduction or saving. This helps separate treatment effects from normal process variation.
Next step
Assess your irrigation lines, tanks and ponds project.
Share inlet data and the outcome you need. We will propose the next technical step.