Evaluación de carotenoides y lípidos en la microalga Scenedesmus dimorphus a escala laboratorio

Piñeros, Ruth Juliana Corzo; Ruíz, Ingrid Geraldin Manrique; Herrera, Juan Andrés Sandoval; Fernández, Diego Rubio

doi:10.21789/22561498.1471

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“…By increasing the mineral concentration in the leaves of the bean plant of kidney variety (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), we expected a proportional increase in the total chlorophylls and total carotenoids as a sought physiological response indicated by García-Cruz et al [40], in different bean crops. However, in contrast to this version, a different result was obtained, where the physiological response of the plant was not favored by the presence of both minerals, since the total carotenoids described by Corzo-Piñeros et al [41] did not vary from one treatment to another, and the contents of chlorophyll a and b did not experience a significant increase; accordingly, the contributions of iron and zinc through foliar application to bean plants, were minimal.…”

Section: Composition Of Chlorophyll Carotenoids and • Brixmentioning

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Biofortification of Kidney Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Crops Applying Zinc Sulfate and Ferric Sulfate: Pilot Crop in Colombia

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Agriculture is one of the economic activities with the most potential in Colombia, given its climatic and geographical conditions. Bean cultivation is classified as climbing, which grows in a branched way, and bushy, whose growth occurs up to 70 cm. The objective of this research was to study zinc and iron sulfates in different concentrations as fertilizers capable of increasing the nutritional value of kidney beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), whose strategy is known as biofortification, and thus determine the most effective sulfate. The methodology details the sulfate formulations, their preparation, the application of additives, sampling and quantification methods of total iron, total zinc, °Brix, carotenoids, chlorophylls a, b, and antioxidant capacity using the DPPH (2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl) method in leaves and pods. As for the results, it was found that biofortification with iron sulfate and zinc sulfate is a strategy that favors the country’s economy and human health, because it allows the increase of minerals, antioxidant capacity and total soluble solids.

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Section: Composition Of Chlorophyll Carotenoids and • Brixmentioning

confidence: 74%

Biofortification of Kidney Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Crops Applying Zinc Sulfate and Ferric Sulfate: Pilot Crop in Colombia

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Selección de campos para la implementación de solar EOR como proceso térmico de recobro mejorado en Colombia

Casas

Ramírez

Figueroa³

et al. 2019

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La tecnología Solar EOR actualmente desempeña un papel importante en la combinación de tecnologías EOR para procesos de recobro térmico con inyección continua de vapor; dado que, en lugar de quemar gas natural para producir vapor, Solar EORinvolucra el uso de la tecnología de concentración de energía solar (CSP) para producir vapor. El mecanismo de operación consiste en instalar espejos parabólicos protegidos por un invernadero, que reflejan y concentran la luz solar en los receptores que recogen energía solar y luego la convierten en calor. El calor se usa para producir vapor del agua; Solar EOR puede generar la misma calidad y temperatura de vapor como gas natural. En Colombia existen zonas de interés en donde se encuentran campos petrolíferos que cumplen los criterios de las propiedades petrofísicas de fluidos y del yacimiento, así como la irradiación normal directa (DNI) necesaria para la instalación de esta tecnología, por lo tanto, el uso de Solar EOR podría reducir la demanda que se requiere de gas natural para EOR, que puede redirigirse a otras actividades económicas tales como generación de energía, desalinización de agua y como materia prima y energía para procesos industriales. El presente trabajo busca seleccionar los campos candidatos para la aplicación de esta tecnología

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Simulation of gas condensation process from pyrolysis of used tires

Moreno-Arias,

Chamarraví-Guerra,

Lopéz-Maza

2022

JSL

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Waste tires, composed of rubber, have caused negative environmental problems. There have been problems regarding an increase in the accumulation of tires in different sectors, together with the fact that waste management methods are obsolete. These problems have awakened interest in their study and thermal degradation. Tires composed of rubber represent a material with an important potential for recycling and utilization, together with the conversion of these wastes into energy, value-added products or for the improvement of raw materials. The technique used to carry out thermal degradation is called pyrolysis and consists of heating the organic matter in the absence of oxygen at a specified rate or heating rate, up to a maximum temperature known as pyrolysis temperature, and maintaining it there for a specified time. The products of pyrolysis correspond to: liquid, condensable gases and solid char or ash; for its part, the condensable gas can be further decomposed into non-condensable gases (〖CO, CO2, H2 and CH4), liquid and char. This work aims to contribute with the design and simulation of the condensation cycle of the gases obtained from pyrolysis. Particularly, for the condensation of these gases, the ASPEN HYSYS process simulator was used, where the adaptation of a shell and tube heat exchanger allowed to carry out the condensation. The feed containing these gases comes from tests in a pyrolytic reactor with favorable results. As a result of this condensation and the operating conditions, it is observed that, for a range between 80 and 90 °C, the condensation of gases such as i-Butene and Propylene is favored. This study aims to take up existing research in this area and make a proposal for the condensation of pyrolysis gases, generating an idea of the feasibility and recovery of tire waste with a circular economy approach.

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Evaluación de carotenoides y lípidos en la microalga Scenedesmus dimorphus a escala laboratorio

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Biofortification of Kidney Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Crops Applying Zinc Sulfate and Ferric Sulfate: Pilot Crop in Colombia

Biofortification of Kidney Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Crops Applying Zinc Sulfate and Ferric Sulfate: Pilot Crop in Colombia

Selección de campos para la implementación de solar EOR como proceso térmico de recobro mejorado en Colombia

Simulation of gas condensation process from pyrolysis of used tires

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