To prevent pathogen transfer, a standard disinfection policy should be established for each station. All equipment that was exposed to an outside water source should be considered contaminated. All contaminated materials should be isolated at a predetermined spot for disinfection. This site should be off your fish rearing area if possible. If not, choose a site where any dripping water cannot flow into your fish culture area or its water supply.
Chemicals used for disinfection can be chlorine, iodine, or alcohol.
Avoid using chlorine on electrical equipment and scientific instruments. High pressure sprayers work well for large equipment and distribution trucks. The high pressure also removes mud and debris as well as chemically treating the surface. Sensitive Electrical Instrument Disinfection Procedure 1. Isolate instrument in a dry area.