Balancing chemistry and technology

News13 Oct 2023by Janice Johnston

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Alumichem is proud to collaborate closely with the aquaculture industry, where wastewater treatment plays a pivotal role in ensuring both sustainability and success. The company’s experience in water treatment has illuminated the significance of harmonising chemistry and technology in this process. Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) offer exceptional potential for high-quality seafood production with minimal environmental impact. However, the substantial wastewater generated by these systems can pose risks if not managed effectively. By synergising chemistry and technology in wastewater treatment, users can overcome this challenge and unlock numerous advantages for their aquaculture business. Read more at: alumichem.com/applications/aquaculture-sludge-treatment/

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