Which one of the microporous aeration tube, the yellow bar or the blue bar, has the largest gas output?

Which one of the microporous aeration tube, the yellow bar or the blue bar, has the largest gas output? In this chapter, I will share with you which one should be used in aquaculture? This is a problem that users encounter when using it. Let’s talk about the air output of the two types of tubes. From the perspective of air holes, medium density (yellow bars) are slightly larger than high density (blue bars), so the same air volume The air output of the lower yellow bar should be larger. The choice of these two pipes can be based on two points, such as the water depth and the amount of silt in the pool to simply judge which type is suitable. For example, for a pool with less water and silt It is more appropriate to use high-density small air bubbles. If there is a lot of silt in the pool, it is more appropriate to use medium-density large air bubbles. 

When in use, it needs to be used in sections, such as a section of about 4-5 meters, so that the air will be relatively uniform on the upper section. If the circulating flow tank runway breeding project is too long, such as a section of about 10 meters, the air intake at both ends will easily appear in the middle part. Case. This is why it is recommended that you use it in sections, whether it is made into an air tray or a straightening strip, the principle is the same.

When fixing the pipe, try to give the pipe a little space. Don’t fix it too tightly, which may cause the oxygenation pipe to break. If you are worried about this, you can use a pipe with a thicker wall. The pipe with a thicker wall is not easy to break, but for a small air pump The air outlet resistance will be slightly larger, so you should choose the appropriate type of oxygen tube according to the air pump or fan you use.

The quality of aeration is not only determined by the pipes, but also depends on whether the model and size of the fans are suitable, and whether the pipes of the supervisor are reasonable, all of which determine the aeration effect. Therefore, in terms of aquaculture oxygenation, we must do a good job in oxygenation as a whole.