论文信息 - An economical device for carbon supplement in large-scale micro-algae production

An economical device for carbon supplement in large-scale micro-algae production

AbstractsOne simple but efficient carbon-supplying device was designed and developed, and the correlative carbon-supplying technology was described. The absorbing characterization of this device was studied. The carbon-supplying system proved to be economical for large-scale cultivation of Spirulina sp. in an outdoor raceway pond, and the gaseous carbon dioxide absorptivity was enhanced above 78%, which could reduce the production cost greatly.

Z. Su | R. Kang | Shaoyuan Shi | W. Cong | Z. Cai

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