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2015
Considerable progress has been made in the past decade in developing the appropriate biotechnology for microalgal mass cultivation aimed at establishing a new agro-industry. However, until today economic constraints currently limit the industrial exploitation of microalgae for feed, food and biofuel production.
Giuseppe Torzillo +1 more
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Considerable progress has been made in the past decade in developing the appropriate biotechnology for microalgal mass cultivation aimed at establishing a new agro-industry. However, until today economic constraints currently limit the industrial exploitation of microalgae for feed, food and biofuel production.
Giuseppe Torzillo +1 more
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2013 Kansas City, Missouri, July 21 - July 24, 2013, 2013
Abstract. Photobioreactors can be used to produce biofuels by growing microalgae in a controlled environment. The control factors are pH, CO2, light and nutrients. Among these factors, light is the primary source of energy for photoautotrophic microorganism growth. Therefore, the most important factor in microalgae production is achieving an efficient
null Anand Rajendran +3 more
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Abstract. Photobioreactors can be used to produce biofuels by growing microalgae in a controlled environment. The control factors are pH, CO2, light and nutrients. Among these factors, light is the primary source of energy for photoautotrophic microorganism growth. Therefore, the most important factor in microalgae production is achieving an efficient
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2010
Industrial production of microalgae is prevalently carried out in raceway ponds. There is, however, the diffuse perception that open systems have reached their technological limit and that closed photobioreactors (PBR) will prevail in the future even at very large scale. PBR are flexible systems that can be optimized according to the characteristics of
TREDICI, MARIO +2 more
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Industrial production of microalgae is prevalently carried out in raceway ponds. There is, however, the diffuse perception that open systems have reached their technological limit and that closed photobioreactors (PBR) will prevail in the future even at very large scale. PBR are flexible systems that can be optimized according to the characteristics of
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2014 ASABE Intersectional Meeting South Dakota, 2014
Abstract. A photobioreactor (PBR) can be used to produce biofuels by growing microalgae in a controlled environment where pH, CO2, light and nutrients are controlled. Light plays an important role in microalgal growth and production. How light attenuates with the PBR depth, different air flow rates and different biomass concentrations was determined ...
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Abstract. A photobioreactor (PBR) can be used to produce biofuels by growing microalgae in a controlled environment where pH, CO2, light and nutrients are controlled. Light plays an important role in microalgal growth and production. How light attenuates with the PBR depth, different air flow rates and different biomass concentrations was determined ...
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[Laboratory photobioreactors].
Prikladnaia biokhimiia i mikrobiologiia, 2002Growing phototrophic microorganisms consume the light energy. These microorganisms most often suffer from light deficiency because of exponential decrease in the energy of light passing through an absorbing medium. Therefore, effective distribution of light within the cultures is needed for their intensive cultivation.
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Reduction of CO2 by a High-Density Culture of Chlorella sp. in a Semicontinuous Photobioreactor
Bioresource Technology, 2008Sheng-Yi Chiu, Chien-Ya Kao
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