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Destratification in deep fish culture reservoirs in Israel: Practice and modelling

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Thermal stratification negatively affects water quality, and thus is a threatto fish culture in deep water ponds and reservoirs. To prevent and controlit, a device based on an underwater propeller that vertically transportsoxygen rich warm water from the epilimnion down to the anoxic and colderhypolimnion was assembled. The empirical results so far obtained in Israelidual purpose reservoirs for field crop irrigation and fish culture aresummarized herein, and a mathematical model of the device's effect onreservoir thermal structure is presented.

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Milstein, A., Zoran, M. & Krambeck, H.J. Destratification in deep fish culture reservoirs in Israel: Practice and modelling. Aquaculture International 9, 3–15 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012538711129

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