With technological advances and rising living standards, China's aquaculture industry is booming. However, the waste and chemicals that may be produced during the farming process pose a threat to the aquatic environment, with a potential risk of eutrophication of water bodies. In response, China has developed stringent standards for tailwater discharge, including categorisation, limit values and monitoring methods, with the aim of promoting an environmentally friendly transformation of the farming industry and ensuring its sustainable growth.
The Farming Tailwater Monitoring Station utilises Internet of Things (IoT) technology and is equipped with smart water quality monitoring devices that can monitor and record water quality conditions on farms in real time. Users can view the monitoring data anytime, anywhere via their computer or mobile phone, helping to ensure that tailwater discharges are in line with standards, thereby protecting the water environment and promoting the green development of the farming industry.
Its advantages are:
1. Achieve continuous monitoring 24 hours a day, effectively reducing labour costs;
2. Ensuring rapid, accurate and continuous monitoring of water quality discharged from farms through an efficient management system;
3. Use real-time monitoring data to quickly understand the changes in the water quality of the breeding tail water, to achieve early detection and resolution of problems;
4. The system is equipped with an automatic alarm function, which will immediately sound an alarm once abnormalities are detected, such as sample collection failure, missing reagents, failure to collect standard substances, heater failure, incorrect inlet and outlet liquid operation, or abnormal photoelectric signals.
The Farming Tailwater Monitoring Station has the ability of real-time continuous monitoring and remote monitoring, and can quickly obtain water quality information of key watersheds and water sources. It is capable of providing early warning on water quality and predicting possible large-scale pollution events. In the event of water pollution, the monitoring station is able to provide immediate information on the status of water quality to help take preventive and response measures. In this way, in the event of water quality problems, the relevant agencies are notified in a timely manner and an emergency response mechanism is activated to ensure the safety of water sources.
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