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Algae growth for biofuels

A technology of algae and plants, which is applied in the field of algae growth in the manufacture of biofuels, and can solve problems such as easy evaporation of water, difficult temperature control, and high danger

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-09-01
MITROPOULOS NICKOLAOS (I) (AU)
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Such open ponds are cheaper than closed systems, but they also have disadvantages: the sun only reaches the algae close to the surface of the water, the water evaporates easily, and the temperature is difficult to control
The risk of contamination is also greater than with closed systems

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[0143] In a particular example of the present invention, the algae used are of the following species

[0144] Nannochloropsis, which includes the following characteristics

[0145] An immobile green flagellated cell

[0146] A small cell, 4-6 microns in diameter

[0147] • The cell area floats in the medium and remains suspended without aeration.

[0148] The necessary growth conditions are

[0149] ·Temperature 20-30℃

[0150] ·Lighting 2500-6000Lux

[0151] ·pH 7.5-8.5

[0152] · Salinity 10-36ppt

[0153] The nutritional requirements are:

[0154] ■NaNO 3 -150mg / l

[0155] ■NaHPO 4 -8.69mg / l

[0156] ■ Iron EDTA-10mg / l

[0157] ■MnCl 2 -0.22mg / l

[0158] ■CoCl 2 -0.11mg / l

[0159] ■CuSO 4 , 5H 2 O-0.0196mg / l

[0160] ■ZnSO 4 , 7H 2 O-0.044mg / l

[0161] ■Na 2 SiO 3 , 2H 2 O-60mg / l

[0162] ■B 12 -1.0μg / l

[0163] ■Biotin-1.0μg / l

[0164] ■Thiamine hydrochloride-0.2mg / l

[0165] When using CO 2 , common practice is to use a timer to inject inter...

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Abstract

A method of algal oil production including the steps of: control growing to provide intensive growth to supply starting means for algae farming. Farming algae from using primarily sunlight. Processing algae produced from the farmed algae preferably using a wet extraction process: and wherein at least one of the steps includes use of a bag able to be interconnected to gas or liquid flows of at least one of water, CO2, oxygen or air.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method and system for the growth of algae for biofuel production, and more particularly to a device for promoting the growth of algae for biofuel production. Background technique [0002] Algae are a good source of biofuel because they are fast growing, rich in vegetable oils, and can be grown in containers or ponds with minimal use of land and fresh water. Algae can provide sustainable feedstock for diesel fuel production, and CO 2 Emissions are very low. [0003] Biofuel (alkyl esters) is a clean-burning diesel fuel made from, for example, unused or recycled waste vegetable oil, and can directly replace diesel as a pure fuel (B100) or as an oxygenated additive (typically 5%-20 % B5 and B20) from natural, renewable resources. The largest producer and user of biodiesel is Europe. Usually made from canola (canola) oil. Additional sources of feedstock for biodiesel production include palm oil, tallow, and all waste...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G7/00C12M1/00C12M1/04C12N1/12C12P5/00C12P7/06C12P7/64C12P7/649
CPCC12M33/22C12M33/10Y02E50/13C12M41/10C12M31/08C12M21/02C12P7/6463C12M43/02C12M29/22C12M23/14Y02E50/17C12P7/649C12M23/44Y02E50/10Y02P20/133C12M33/00C12M41/06
Inventor 尼古拉斯·米特罗普洛斯
Owner MITROPOULOS NICKOLAOS (I) (AU)
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