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Need for Aeration in lakes and ponds

The aeration of artificially created large ponds and lakes is vital for the overall ecology of the water body. Oxygen plays a crucial role in breaking down nutrients in water. Many of the problems associated with an artificial lake or pond, such as algae infestation, silt or odour nuisance can be attributed to oxygen deficits.

Missing oxygen can be fed into the body of water through specific water movement that introduces air. This stabilises a body of water's biological power of regeneration and results in optimal quality of the artificial lake or pond. The Oase range of aerators is designed specifically to cater for larger bodies of water such as:

  • Bodies of water on golf courses
  • Fish hatcheries
  • Bodies of water in zoos
  • Natural ponds and lakes
  • Swim ponds
  • Architectural bodies of water

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 March 2008 12:08 )