Effluent treatment for flow through systems and European Environmental Regulations

By A. Bergheim, A. Brinker. 2003

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Production of Atlantic salmon smolts in Europe - current characteristics and future trends. (2009, background): “A typical farm in 1985 only produced 100,000–300,000 smolts per year of 30–50 g at delivery, while the production per farm in the year 2000 had increased to 500,000– 2,000,000 smolts per year of 70–120 g (Bergheim and Brinker, 2003).”
Optimised effluent treatment by stabilised trout faeces (2005, background): “Although such methods have proven very effective in terms of waste reduction (Bergheim and Brinker, 2003; Davenport et al., 2003), their potential for further improvement is now rather low, due to physical, biological and economic constraints.”
Parameters selection for water quality index in the assessment of the environmental impacts of land-based trout farms (2014, methodology): “In this study, we arbitrarily removed the unnecessary parameters and left only six parameters (DO, BOD5, TSS, TP, NH4-N and TN) to calculate WQImin-a considering that these variables are major impacts of intensive trout farming on the effluent water quality (Bergheim and Brinker, 2003; Sindilariu et”
Experimental integrated aquaculture of fish and red seaweeds in Northern Portugal (2006, background): “Fish farming is not specifically addressed in that directive but it will be affected by it (Bergheim and Brinker, 2003).”