Aeration for Ponds and Cisterns
Water Quality Products
January 2003
Jeff Roseman, Aqua Ion Plus+ Technologies
Using oxygen for the natural cleansing of water is becoming a viable alternative for pond and cistern owners in reducing the use of chemicals to fight the bacteria and algae that can become a nuisance. An aerobic bacterium needs oxygen in order to maintain the balance of nature. This article will take a look at some methods for increasing oxygen content, Henry's Law and applications that benefit from increased levels of O2.
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