AQUARIUMS
TJP has designed a wide variety of aquarium systems ranging from completely closed inland systems which utilize synthetic seawater, to semi-open coastal aquarium systems using natural seawater. In addition to designing the recirculation systems for exhibits, our projects have included the subsystems necessary to support the exhibit life support system (LSS). These subsystems include backwash recovery, artificial saltwater mixing and distribution, potable water pretreatment, vacuum systems, raw seawater intake and treatment, blower air systems, autotrophic denitrification system, special food launching systems and exotic species discharge treatment. All these systems must not only provide clear water for guest viewing, but also maintain an appropriate environment for the animals to enjoy long, healthy lives.
TJP's Aquarium Projects include:
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America's Wildlife Museum and Aquarium
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Wonders of Wildlife Renovation and Expansion
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John and Genny Morris Conservation Center
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Aquarium du Quebec, Quebec, Canada
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The Arctic Sector (1)
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Jellies, Seahorses, and Rays Pavilion
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Aquaculture Laboratory
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Aquarium Renovation Concept Study
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Dolphin Expansion
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Cold Water Gallery Renovation
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Understory Holding
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Georgia Explorer Gallery Renovation
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Cold Water Holding Renovation
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Oceanarium (1)
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Reef Rotunda Renovation (1)
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Shark Holding and Quarantine Facility (1)
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Amazon Rising (1)
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Philippines Expansion
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Oceanarium Mammal Quarantine
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Original Outer Bay Waters (1)
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Animal Research and Care Center
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Outer Bay Waters Renovation
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Alcid Exhibit
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Sea Turtle Exhibits
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Tropical Holding Facility
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Education Center
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Main Hall Renovation
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Aquatic Animal Health Center
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Seawater Intake Restoration
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North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher
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Asian Small Clawed Otters
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Aquarium-wide Drain Separation Project
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Scripps Institute of Oceanography Seawater Intake/Storm Drain Management
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Fish Holding Facility Renovation
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(1) Work performed by TJP Staff, prior to the formation of TJP, Inc.