Salmon farming and H2O2 concentration in seawater

Salmon farming and H2O2 concentration in seawater

Excessive content of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) in seawater leads to economical and environmental damage. Metrohm Process Analytics has installed several online process analyser systems on salmon farming boats to monitor H2O2 concentration in seawater.

Salmon farming and H2O2

Salmon louse is one of the major threats to salmon farmers. Infestation of salmon louse significantly impacts the salmon health and size. Salmon farmers commonly monitor and treat farmed salmon for salmon louse with H2O2. To prevent any negative effects and overdoses, the H2O2 concentration in the water needs to be closely monitored at all time.

Metrohm Process Analytics has installed several online process analyser systems on salmon farming boats around the world to monitor H2O2 concentration in seawater.

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Metrohm Process Analytics Brochure: ADI Process Analyzers

Metrohm Process Analytics Titration: Water Analysis

Application Note: Hydrogen peroxide as delousing agent in salmon farms

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