Development of operating process for continuous production of biomass by Tetradesmus obliquus (MT188616.1) in a hollow fiber membrane photobioreactor

Roopashri, Arekal N.; Makam, Roshan

doi:10.1016/j.jbiotec.2022.09.017

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“…The HFMBR offers several notable benefits. These include the ability to cultivate algal cells at optimal density (>10 6 cells/mL) over prolonged durations (months), ongoing infusion of culture medium to support regular cellular activities through nutrient availability, and efficient elimination of metabolic byproducts at a rate that effectively mitigates the risk of toxic accumulation [42,43].…”

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“…Moreover, HFMBRs are also utilized in the cultivation of algal biomass, specifically with the aim of biofuel production. By optimizing the flow rates (5-45 mL/min) of culture medium recirculating across the hollow fiber membranes, Roopashri and Makam [43] investigated the utility of the HFMP module to boost the microalgal growth rate by means of efficient mass transfer. The findings of this research indicated that the HFMPBR module is a superior option for growing algae to produce a greater amount of biomass [43].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…By optimizing the flow rates (5-45 mL/min) of culture medium recirculating across the hollow fiber membranes, Roopashri and Makam [43] investigated the utility of the HFMP module to boost the microalgal growth rate by means of efficient mass transfer. The findings of this research indicated that the HFMPBR module is a superior option for growing algae to produce a greater amount of biomass [43]. Table 3 demonstrates the benefits, applications, and important parameters of different hollow fiber membrane types in bioreactors [102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109].…”

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Recent Advancements in Photo-Bioreactors for Microalgae Cultivation: A Brief Overview

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Inspired by the vast potential of microalgae in the bioeconomy and the numerous applications and benefits associated with their cultivation, a multitude of pilot- and industrial-scale microalgae production systems have been developed in recent years. Both open and closed cultivation systems have been successfully utilized, with closed photo-bioreactors (PBRs) emerging as the most versatile option for various applications and products, enabling the implementation of advanced optimization strategies. Therefore, this short review provides a comprehensive overview of the different PBR configurations and their recent applications, primarily in large-scale but also in pilot- and laboratory-scale microalgae cultivation. A detailed discussion of the advantages, limitations, specific applications and recent advancements of each type of PBR is presented to aid researchers, engineers and industry stakeholders in selecting the most suitable PBR design for their specific goals and constraints. Moreover, this review highlights the major challenges impeding the full commercialization of microalgal products and forecasts future trends in the microalgae-based industry. The diverse potential applications of microalgae in various sectors, including biofuels, nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and environmental remediation, underscore the versatility and significance of the relevant cultivation technologies. By offering valuable insights into the future commercial scale and trends of microalgal biotechnology, this work sheds light on the challenges and opportunities facing this burgeoning industry.

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Development of operating process for continuous production of biomass by Tetradesmus obliquus (MT188616.1) in a hollow fiber membrane photobioreactor

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