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    This document outlines a recirculating aquacultural system (RAS), which is a closed aquaculture system that recycles water. It discusses the definition and components of a RAS, including its importance and applications. In conclusion, a RAS is a sustainable aquaculture method that recycles water for fish farming through various filtration components.

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    This document outlines a recirculating aquacultural system (RAS), which is a closed aquaculture system that recycles water. It discusses the definition and components of a RAS, including its importance and applications. In conclusion, a RAS is a sustainable aquaculture method that recycles water for fish farming through various filtration components.

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    OLUFADI HAYATULLAH OLALEKAN

    RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURAL SYSTEM

    OUTLINE

    1. INTRODUCTION

    2. DEFINITION OF RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURAL SYSTEM

    3. COMPONENTS OF RAS

    4. IMPORTANCE OF RAS

    4. APPLICATIONS OF RAS

    5. CONCLUSION

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