Aquaculture oxygen generator OXYBERG

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Overview Reliable on-site PSA oxygen generation systems for fish farms, hatcheries, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) and other aquaculture operations that require stable dissolved oxygen levels and continuous oxygen availability.

Key Advantages

• On-site PSA oxygen generation (OXYBERG)
• Continuous oxygen supply for production and emergency backup
• Configurable oxygen purity, pressure and flow
• Modular and containerized options for remote sites

Challenges in Modern Aquaculture

• Maintaining dissolved oxygen to support animal health, feed conversion and biomass growth
• Controlling recurring oxygen supply and logistics costs linked to cylinder or liquid oxygen deliveries
• Preventing production losses caused by oxygen shortfalls
• Ensuring reliable operation at remote or logistically constrained sites

How BERG Supports Aquaculture Operations

• On-site oxygen generation: OXYBERG PSA systems provide continuous oxygen for tanks, RAS, hatcheries and shrimp farms
• Compressed air and treatment: KOMPBERG compressors and DRYBERG air treatment ensure stable feed air quality for PSA
• Containerized systems: Pre-engineered container solutions for rapid deployment and protected installation in remote locations

OXYBERG Technology OXYBERG uses PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption) to separate oxygen from ambient air and supply it continuously to aquaculture processes. Systems are engineered for required oxygen purity, pressure and flow to match tank volumes, species, transport or emergency needs.

• PSA oxygen generation designed for continuous operation
• Oxygen purity configurable to application requirements
• Reduced dependence on liquid oxygen or cylinders
• Lower logistics risk for remote farms
• Improved supply security and operational independence

Applications in Aquaculture

• Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS)
• Fish farms and grow-out facilities
• Hatcheries and juvenile production
• Shrimp and seafood farming
• Live fish transport and holding
• Emergency oxygen supply and backup

Typical Oxygen Supply Flow for Aquaculture Ambient Air → KOMPBERG Compressor → DRYBERG Air Treatment → OXYBERG Oxygen Generator → Oxygen Buffer Tank → Distribution to Fish Tanks / RAS / Hatchery

Benefits of On-Site Oxygen Generation Traditional Oxygen Supply

• Delivery dependency
• Cylinder or liquid oxygen logistics
• Higher recurring costs
• Supply interruption risk
• Limited flexibility

BERG On-Site Generation

• Continuous oxygen production
• Reduced logistics dependency
• Improved supply security
• Scalable and modular system design
• Suitable for remote aquaculture sites

Recommended BERG Solutions for Aquaculture

• OXYBERG PSA oxygen generators for continuous on-site production
• KOMPBERG compressors to provide reliable feed air
• DRYBERG air treatment for stable feed air quality
• Containerized oxygen plants for remote or protected installations

Selected FAQ (concise)

• What is an oxygen generator for aquaculture? — An on-site system producing oxygen from ambient air, typically using PSA technology, supplying tanks, hatcheries, RAS and emergency backup.
• Can PSA oxygen generators replace liquid oxygen? — In many projects PSA systems can reduce or replace delivered oxygen; configuration depends on demand, purity, pressure and redundancy needs.
• Is on-site oxygen generation suitable for remote farms? — Yes. It reduces delivery dependency, logistics risk and exposure to supply interruptions.

Technical characteristics / specifications

• Technology: PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption)
• Operation: Designed for continuous operation and scalable layouts
• Oxygen purity: Configurable to application requirements
• Feed air: Requires reliable compressed air and air treatment (KOMPBERG + DRYBERG)
• System options: Skid/plug-and-play packages, containerized plants
• Sizing considerations: Species, biomass, tank volume, DO targets, transfer method, pressure, operating hours and redundancy
• Applications: RAS, fish farms, hatcheries, shrimp/seafood farming, live transport, emergency supply