论文信息 - Carbon dioxide fixation in batch culture of Chlorella sp. using a photobioreactor with a sunlight-cellection device

Carbon dioxide fixation in batch culture of Chlorella sp. using a photobioreactor with a sunlight-cellection device

Abstract In a batch culture of Chlorella sp. using sunlight as a light source, the cell concentration reached a maximum of 150 mg dry cells dm −3 at 200 h. The mean rate of CO 2 fixation during the culture was 31.8 mg CO 2 dm −3 d −1 . The efficiency of conversion of energy to biomass was estimated as 4.3%.

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