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Estimation and evaluation of auto-flocculated algae harvesting efficiency using the population balance in turbulence model in flotation process

Algae are considered water pollutants because they form algal blooms in stagnant water. Algae harvesting technology, however, can help convert them into a useful industrial material like biomass. The core technique (flocculation) separates microalgae from other flocculants, allowing for the harvest of clean and pure algal biomass. This study aims to estimate and evaluate algal separation ...

Prevent harmful conditions from damaging crops with sensor alerts

Your algae monitoring and control system is all set up, humming along efficiently, and the algae is growing well. Your solenoids are controlling the CO2 input so that your pH is always on target. ...

Moringa Biodiesel qualifies social, technical & commercial criteria for sustainable Advanced Biofuel

Global biofuel production has grown sevenfold since 2000, and today biofuels provide 7% of road fuel transport by energy basis and can provide up to 27% of world transportation fuel by 2050, To date, food crops (corn, sugar, and vegetable oil) have ...

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Supplemental Source of Calcium and Magnesium for Animal Feed

Calmin is manufactured from calcareous marine algae, which is harvested from clean, unpolluted waters off the coasts of Ireland and Iceland. It is a source of minerals deposited within its structure by the sea, especially calcium and magnesium. Thanks to its unique honeycombed physical structure and large surface area, Calmin breaks down slowly. As Calmin breaks down it releases calcium and ...