Search Results - subject:"Chlorella sp."

Microwave and ultrasound enhanced extractive-transesterification of algal lipids

Martinez-Guerra, Edith; Gude, Veera Gnaneswar; Mondala, … - In: Applied Energy 129 (2014) C, pp. 354-363

(Chlorella, sp.) using ethanol as a solvent was investigated. Microwaves and ultrasound possess unique enhancing (thermal and non …

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Influence of influent methane concentration on biogas upgrading and biogas slurry purification under various LED (light-emitting diode) light wavelengths using Chlorella sp.

Yan, Cheng; Zhang, Li; Luo, Xingzhang; Zheng, Zheng - In: Energy 69 (2014) C, pp. 419-426

Raw biogas is a valuable renewable energy but usually requires upgrading. The mixed LED (light-emitting diode) light wavelengths achieved much better microalgae growth than that of the monochromatic. The best LED light wavelength mix ratio for both biogas upgrading and biogas slurry nutrient...

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Development of an effective acidogenically digested swine manure-based algal system for improved wastewater treatment and biofuel and feed production

Hu, Bing; Zhou, Wenguang; Min, Min; Du, Zhenyi; Chen, Paul - In: Applied Energy 107 (2013) C, pp. 255-263

An effective semi-continuous process was developed to grow a locally isolated green microalga Chlorella sp. on …

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Chlorella sp.: A new strain with highly saturated fatty acids for biodiesel production in bubble-column photobioreactor

Rasoul-Amini, Sara; Montazeri-Najafabady, Nima; … - In: Applied Energy 88 (2011) 10, pp. 3354-3356

isolated microalga and the presence of saturated fatty acids in Chlorella sp. MCCS 040 was approved. The composition of fatty …

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Isolation of a new highly CO2 tolerant fresh water Microalga Chlorella sp. KR-1

Sung, K.D.; Lee, J.S.; Shin, C.S.; Park, S.C. - In: Renewable Energy 16 (1999) 1, pp. 1019-1022

A fresh-water microalga, which has tolerance to high concentrations of CO2, was isolated. The KR-1 strain was identified to be as genus Chlorella. Though Chlorella KR-1 showed maximum growth at 10% CO2, the strain showed a good growth rate up to 50% CO2. The results indicated the feasibility of...

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