The equipment solution for the marine life support system typically includes the following key components:

Main structure and water container:

Design and construction of large water tanks: including main exhibition tanks, backstage reservoirs, biological isolation tanks, etc., constructed with high-strength waterproof materials to ensure the safety and stability of the tank structure.

Display window: Made of high-strength acrylic material, the large viewing window ensures transparency and safety.

Water quality treatment system:

Circulating filtration system: including circulating pump, sand tank filter, biological filter, etc., used to remove suspended solids, organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus nutrients in water.

Disinfection system: Ozone, ultraviolet radiation, or chloride are used for disinfection to ensure water quality safety.

Water quality detection and control system: Real time monitoring of water quality indicators such as pH value, dissolved oxygen, ammonia nitrogen, nitrate, etc., and automatic adjustment of water quality.

Constant temperature and temperature control system:

Thermostatic equipment: According to the living habits of marine organisms, a suitable water temperature is configured, usually using a chiller or heating device.

Water mixing system: Ensure uniform temperature of the water body through bottom inlet, top outlet, or the installation of turbulence devices.

Life support system:

Oxygenation equipment: such as air pumps, jets, etc., to ensure sufficient dissolved oxygen in the water.

Seawater mixing system: For oceanariums, seawater desalination equipment or mixing systems should be equipped to ensure that seawater salinity, hardness, and other indicators meet biological requirements.

Biological feeding and management system:

Feeding system: including automatic feeding machine, feed refrigeration and preservation equipment, etc.

Biological quarantine and medical equipment: such as isolation tanks, surgical instruments, drug storage facilities, etc.

Lighting and Landscape Facilities:

LED underwater lighting system: simulates natural lighting, meets biological circadian rhythms, and enhances viewing effects.

Landscape arrangement: Coral reefs, rock formations, underwater forests, etc. provide habitats for organisms and create immersive tourism experiences.

Intelligent control system:

Central control system: integrates various subsystems to achieve automated monitoring and remote operation, improving operation and maintenance efficiency.

Safety protection and emergency equipment:

Emergency drainage system: Quickly drain water in case of emergencies to ensure personnel safety.

Emergency power supply and backup equipment: Ensure that critical equipment can still operate normally in the event of a main power failure.

The above is only the basic equipment plan for the aquarium and aquarium engineering. The specific implementation plan needs to be planned and designed in detail based on factors such as project scale, biological species, geographical environment, etc.