Cultivation of Chlorella sp. in a Closed System Using Mining Wastewater and Simulated Flue Gas: Biomass Production and CO2 Fixation Potential
Thiago Jackson Torres Cruz,
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Guilherme Quintela Calixto,
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Fabiana R. de A. Câmara
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Sustainable Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(2), P. 11 - 11
Published: March 31, 2025
Chlorella
sp.
was
cultivated
in
a
closed
system
using
PET
bottles
(5
L)
and
with
the
continuous
injection
of
air
commercial
gas
(98%
CO2)
simulated
conditions
(15%
CO2,
73%
N2,
12%
O2).
The
culture
medium
prepared
well
water
mining
wastewater,
cultivation
period
occurred
10-day
cycle,
cell
growth
curves
were
evaluated
through
counting
Neubauer
chamber.
carried
out
under
following
conditions:
temperature
at
22
°C
to
25
°C;
aeration
rate
CO2
0.01
vvm;
synthetic
containing
0.042%
CO2.
dry
biomass
productivity
0.81
g·L−1·day−1
maximum
fixation
0.90
when
microalgae
flow
waste
composed
wastewater.
percentages
macromolecules
obtained
wastewater
reached
20.95%,
26.48%,
9.3%
for
lipids,
proteins,
carbohydrates,
respectively.
Language: Английский
Heterologous glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase empowers the biofuel potential of Tetradesmus obliquus via generating lipogenic NADPH
Jiao Xue,
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Wei Wang,
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Yunzhuan Xue
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et al.
Algal Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
82, P. 103607 - 103607
Published: July 6, 2024
Language: Английский
Advances in CCU Methods: Handling Release of Carbon for the Impact of Climate Change
Ashwani Kumar,
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Muntather M. Hassan,
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Shilpi Chauhan
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et al.
E3S Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
529, P. 03018 - 03018
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
escalating
atmospheric
concentrations
of
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
due
to
human
pursuit
which
includes
fossil
fuel
combustion,
deforestation,
and
industrial
production
make
contributions
considerably
international
warming
climate
change.
Carbon
capture
storage
(CCS)
usage
(CCU)
technology
provide
viable
solutions
for
mitigating
those
emissions.
This
paper
critiques
various
CCS
CCU
techniques
that
specialize
their
ability
applications,
stressful
situations,
environmental
impacts.
While
technologies
promising
consequences
in
decreasing
capability,
they're
associated
with
better
acidification
toxicity
comparison
standard
techniques.
Alternatively,
present
an
opportunity
convert
CO2
into
valuable
products,
thereby
imparting
a
sustainable
approach
greenhouse
gas
reduction.
But,
these
face
challenges
consisting
high
expenses,
energy
consequences,
the
need
social
recognition.
study
provides
comprehensive
assessment
modern
technologies,
evaluates
affects,
discusses
future
prospects
implementation
reducing
Language: Английский
Development of an Effective Microalgae Cultivation System Utilizing CO2 in the Air by Injecting CaCO3
Seonju Pyo,
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Byung-Sun Yu,
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Kyudong Han
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et al.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(17), P. 4475 - 4475
Published: Sept. 6, 2024
Recognized
as
the
third-generation
biomass
of
future,
microalgae
are
increasingly
viewed
a
promising
solution
for
sustainable
production
biofuels,
often
referred
to
“green
gold.”
Extensive
research
is
being
conducted
across
upstream,
midstream,
and
downstream
sectors
develop
fundamental
technologies
that
enable
efficient
economical
large-scale
cultivation.
Recent
studies
suggest
microalgae-based
biofuels
have
potential
meet
global
energy
demands.
However,
challenges
such
spatial
constraints
in
site
selection
high
cost
transporting
CO2—an
essential
component
pH
regulation
photosynthesis—pose
obstacles.
Here,
this
study
demonstrates
by
supplementing
air-only
medium
with
CaCO3,
Chlorella
sorokiniana
can
effectively
utilize
airborne
CO2
produce
biomass.
In
laboratory-scale
culture
conditions
supplied
only
air,
adding
5
mM
CaCO3
(pH
7.8)
could
maintain
stably
compared
untreated
9.5)
improved
concentration
lipid
content
17.68-fold
9.58-fold,
respectively.
bench-scale
conditions,
cultures
supplemented
exhibited
9-fold
increase
7.15-fold
concentrations
those
cultivated
air
alone.
With
emerging
an
resource
future
generations,
cultivation
technology
utilizing
will
be
critical
enables
commercial-scale
using
without
artificial
supply
facilities.
Language: Английский
Photobioreactor facade panels: enhancing comfort, reducing energy use, and capturing carbon in temperate continental climates
Systems Microbiology and Biomanufacturing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Language: Английский
Tackling Old Challenges in Microalgal Biotechnology: The Role of Photobioreactors to Advance the Technology Readiness Level
Mariany Costa Deprá,
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Rosângela Rodrigues Dias,
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Leila Queiroz Zepka
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et al.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 51 - 51
Published: Dec. 29, 2024
Microalgae
biotechnology
has
taken
the
world
by
storm.
However,
despite
its
great
potential
promise,
it
still
cannot
be
considered
a
fully
consolidated
technology
due
to
crucial
challenge:
low
rates
of
biomass
productivity.
To
overcome
this
hurdle,
photobioreactors
have
been
developed
as
an
innovative
solution,
promising
increase
efficiency
microalgae
cultures
providing
optimized
conditions.
results
obtained
with
these
systems
do
not
always
meet
initial
expectations,
and
their
large-scale
implementation
faces
complex
technical
challenges.
In
light
this,
present
review
addresses
main
aspects
related
design
engineering
photobioreactors,
highlighting
potentialities
limitations
in
overcoming
critical
challenges
microalgal
biotechnology.
Furthermore,
we
discuss
current
technological
readiness
level
commercial
index
microalgae-based
bioproducts
from
perspective
industrial-scale
production.
Language: Английский