→→ Data sheet SOLVOX® cone SOLVOX® cone. Pressure dissolver for fresh and sea water. Global demand for fish is rising rapidly and – with it – the need for fish farming. Inland aquaculture offers a number of environmental benefits, helping to conserve dwindling natural fish stocks and protect marine ecosystems through the reconditioning of contaminated water. High stocking densities in intensive fish farms present a number of challenges, including the need to increase the oxygen supply into the water. As a trusted, long-standing partner of many aquaculture companies, we have developed a number of innovative oxygenation solutions such as our SOLVOX® cone pressure dissolver to significantly increase the oxygen concentration in a bypass water stream. SOLVOX cone is a pressure dissolver cone designed to increase the concentration of oxygen in water. Ideal in particular for freshwater fish farms, it is made from corrosion-resistant glass-fiber-reinforced plastic (GRP) with high-quality stainless steel fittings. Classified as a pressure vessel according to the European Pressure Equipment Directive (PED), this cone is CE marked. Various SOLVOX cone design innovations achieve transfer efficiency rates close to 100%. A complete SOLVOX cone installation consists of: SOLVOX cone booster Oxygen inlet from dosing cabinet Pressure increase pump SOLVOX® cone oxygenation cone with level pipe SOLVOX cone booster installed on the water inlet pipe SOLVOX cone mixer return to main water flow Pressure gauge Valve Shut-off valve Pressure increase pump Level pipe SOLVOX® cone Diaphragm valve SOLVO

→→ SOLVOX® cone. Pressure dissolver for fresh and sea water. Installation & operation In general, only part of the total water flow into the fish tanks needs to be saturated with oxygen using SOLVOX® cone. When oxygen is injected, the gas volume inside the SOLVOX cone expands. The water level inside the cone is clearly visible on the level indicator so the operator can quickly and easily adjust settings in line with current needs. Oxygen dissolving capacity mainly depends on water flow, temperature and working pressure. The highly oxygenated water leaving the SOLVOX cone cone is then fed back...