Water circulation and aeration can be influenced by the usage of floating covers. The covers create a barrier on the water's surface, potentially reducing direct exposure to wind and limiting natural air-water exchange. While this may affect traditional forms of aeration, the impact varies based on the design of the cover and the specific application.
Some floating covers are engineered with features to facilitate controlled aeration if that's necessary to maintain the quality of the stored liquid. Balancing the need for coverage with aeration requirements is considered during the design process to ensure the covers are compatible with the desired level of circulation in diverse liquid storage systems.
