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Biogas - conditioning with microalgae
Type of publication
Straipsnis Master Journal List / Article in Master Journal List (S2)
Author(s)
Mann, G. | ||
Schlegel, M. | ||
Schumann, R. | ||
LT |
Title
Biogas - conditioning with microalgae
Is part of
Agronomy Research. , 2009, Vol. 7, N 1
Date Issued
Date Issued |
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2009 |
Extent
p. 33-38
Field of Science
Abstract
To promote the expansion of feasible biogas production, an optimisation of the whole process chain is essential. In this context the optimisation of the biogas-conditioning process is of great importance. By improving this process, new fields of application, e.g. its usage as car fuel or natural gas substitute can be developed. Currently applied chemical/physical conditioning techniques are cost intensive and hinder a reasonable production for smaller biogas plants. At present a possible low-cost alternative by application of microalgae is being investigated at the University of Rostock. To determine their ability to reduce carbon dioxide from biogas, laboratory-scale photobioreactors with a culture volume of 0.45 1 are deployed. In 2008 the microalgae Chlorella sp. was analysed in terms of conditioning biogas. As a result the biogas components CO2 and H2S could be reduced up to 97.07% and 100%, respectively. Also an increase of microalgae cell count could be documented, which provides interesting alternatives for the production of algae ingredients.
Type of document
type::text::journal::journal article::research article
Language
Anglų / English (en)
Coverage Spatial
Estija / Estonia (EE)