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Esshup can you describe a system like that Rather than me type it all out, here are a few examples and different ways to achieve it. It's called "Hypolimnetic Aeration", and it is a technique that adds oxygen to deep water without disturbing the water's natural stratification. It's often used in lakes and reservoirs to maintain water quality and protect ecosystems. https://naturallake.com/ost-aeration-solution/ They use a pump to suck water from the bottom of the pond/lake, inject O2 from an O2 generator then pump the water back to the bottom of the pond/lake. Their system can be controlled from your phone, and it can be set up to inject alum to mitigate nutrients or clear the water. One of their test lakes in Florida could go from 3' visibility to 8' visibility by adjusting how much alum was injected. Here are some other ways that use a typical bottom diffusion compressor. Look under section 4.2 https://pubs.sciepub.com/aees/2/1/1/index.htmlThen this was discussed 6 years ago: https://forums.pondboss.com/ubbthre...;Board=11&main=39045&type=thread
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