Pumps and motor pumps

Water pumping systems play a crucial role in water management for aquaculture and public aquariums. They ensure water renewal, circulation, and oxygenation—key elements for the well-being of aquatic organisms and the maintenance of a stable environment.
AQUACULTURE France offers a wide range of pumps and pumping management devices.
Types of pumps used
- Centrifugal pumps: Commonly used for transferring large volumes of water, they are effective for fish farming ponds and filtration systems in public aquariums.
- Submersible pumps: Placed directly in the water, they are suitable for systems requiring quiet and continuous operation, such as quarantine tanks or water storage reservoirs.
- Peristaltic pumps: Used for the precise dosing of nutrients, medications, or chemicals in the water.
Functions and applications of pumping devices
- Water renewal: In aquaculture, a good pumping system helps remove waste and maintain water quality. In public aquariums, it ensures effective circulation to prevent stagnant zones.
- Filtration and treatment: Pumps transport water to mechanical, biological, and chemical filters to ensure clean and balanced water.
- Aeration and oxygenation: By promoting water movement, certain pumps help maintain a sufficient level of dissolved oxygen for fish and other aquatic organisms.
- Closed-circuit management: In recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), pumps are essential for optimizing water use and reducing consumption.
Criteria for choosing an appropriate pumping system
- Flow rate and pressure: Adapted to the system’s needs to ensure efficient water renewal.
- Energy consumption: Optimized operating costs by selecting low-energy consumption models.
- Resistance to environmental conditions: Some pumps must withstand seawater or intensive operating conditions.
- Noise level: Important for public aquariums where discretion is essential.
A reliable pumping system is crucial to ensuring the sustainability of aquaculture facilities and public aquariums while maintaining the well-being of the hosted species.
AQUACULTURE France provides innovative solutions to its aquaculture partners and aquarium scientists.