Aeration Tubes & Discs

Microporous aeration delivers oxygen to the bottom layer where it is needed — not just the surface.

Specifications & sizing

Aeration tube specifications

Technical specifications

ParameterValue
Bubble diameter0.3–2 mm (freshwater) / 0.5–3 mm (seawater)
Pore density1,000–1,600 pores/m (60–80 mesh / 40 mesh)
Air output0.002–0.006 m³/min·m
Working airflow0.1–0.4 m³/h·m
Service area1–8 m²/m
Setup reference1 kW motor ↔ 100–150 m of tubing
Energy use≈ 0.15 kW per mu (667 m²)
Water depth0–5 m; supply pressure 0.05–0.10 MPa

Tubing size selection (inner × outer)

Tube size (mm)Typical useNotes
10×16Shallow ponds, live transport tanksLightest, easiest to handle
10×20Standard pond rowsMost common all-round size
10×25Deeper ponds, larger areasHigher air output per metre
12×25Deep ponds, high-density rowsBalanced flow and strength
16×25Larger areas, heavier dutyHigh air output
20×28Heavy-duty / RAS basinsMaximum air flow

Blower selection guide (ZXMSR series)

Pond area (mu)Blower modelTubing length
1–3ZXMSR65100–300 m
3–8ZXMSR80300–800 m
8–15ZXMSR100800–1,500 m
15–25ZXMSR1251,500–2,500 m
25–40ZXMSR1502,500–4,000 m
40–50ZXMSR1754,000–5,000 m

Energy comparison

Aeration methodEnergy (per mu)Note
Microporous bottom aeration≈ 0.15 kW/muOxygenates the bottom layer where it is needed
Paddle-wheel aerator≈ 2× microporousMixes the surface only
Air stone / coarse bubblesHigherLower transfer efficiency, more energy

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