Water Treatment Technologies Evolving at Japanese Aquariums
Tokyo, Oct. 7 (Jiji Press)--Water treatment technologies for Japanese aquariums, which go through gallons upon gallons of water, have been evolving. The seemingly inconspicuous technologies developed by Japanese companies, such as breaking down impurities without the use of chemicals and preventing seawater corrosion of metals, help protect the lives of sea creatures and provide a better vi...
Tokyo, October 7 (Jiji Press) -- The water treatment technologies employed by Japanese aquariums, which consume vast quantities of water daily, have been advancing. Companies in Japan have devised innovative methods to eliminate impurities without relying on chemicals, as well as to thwart seawater corrosion on metals. These seemingly unassuming technologies serve to safeguard the well-being of marine life and enhance the visitor experience.
Taisei Corp.'s comprehensive water treatment system plays a pivotal role in maintaining optimal water quality at the Sumida Aquarium in Tokyo. The indoor city aquarium does not possess the advantage of drawing seawater directly from the ocean. "We're not in an environment where we have an abundance of seawater at our disposal," remarked Haruhiko Miura, a representative of Sumida Aquarium. "Therefore, we are meticulously managing our water resources."
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