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Gouveia, Luisa.
Microalgae as a Feedstock for Biofuels [electronic resource] / by Luisa Gouveia. - V, 68p. online resource. - SpringerBriefs in Microbiology .
Introduction -- Microalgae and biofules production -- Microalgal biomass production -- algal cultivation -- CO2 sequestration -- Microalgal biomass harvesting -- Cell disruption -- Production rates, production and processing costs -- Life cycle analysis -- Modelling approaches -- Algal biorefinery strategy -- Conclusions.
This Brief provides a concise review of the potential use of microalgae for biofuel production. The following topics are highlighted: the advantages of microalgae over conventional biofuel-producing crops; technological processes for energy production using microalgae; microalgal biomass production systems, production rates and costs; algae cultivation strategies and main culture parameters; biomass harvesting technologies and cell disruption; CO2 sequestration; life cycle analysis; and algal biorefinery strategies. The conclusions section discusses the contribution of the technologies described to environmental sustainability and future prospects.
9783642179976
Life sciences.
Cell culture.
Microbiology.
Renewable energy sources.
Biotechnology.
Life Sciences.
Microbiology.
Renewable and Green Energy.
Environmental Engineering/Biotechnology.
Cell Culture.
Renewable and Green Energy.
QR1-502
579
Microalgae as a Feedstock for Biofuels [electronic resource] / by Luisa Gouveia. - V, 68p. online resource. - SpringerBriefs in Microbiology .
Introduction -- Microalgae and biofules production -- Microalgal biomass production -- algal cultivation -- CO2 sequestration -- Microalgal biomass harvesting -- Cell disruption -- Production rates, production and processing costs -- Life cycle analysis -- Modelling approaches -- Algal biorefinery strategy -- Conclusions.
This Brief provides a concise review of the potential use of microalgae for biofuel production. The following topics are highlighted: the advantages of microalgae over conventional biofuel-producing crops; technological processes for energy production using microalgae; microalgal biomass production systems, production rates and costs; algae cultivation strategies and main culture parameters; biomass harvesting technologies and cell disruption; CO2 sequestration; life cycle analysis; and algal biorefinery strategies. The conclusions section discusses the contribution of the technologies described to environmental sustainability and future prospects.
9783642179976
Life sciences.
Cell culture.
Microbiology.
Renewable energy sources.
Biotechnology.
Life Sciences.
Microbiology.
Renewable and Green Energy.
Environmental Engineering/Biotechnology.
Cell Culture.
Renewable and Green Energy.
QR1-502
579