High Concentration of Carbon Dioxide Sequestrated by Microalgae in A Closed Raceway Pond Photobioreactor

Shu Wen Li; Sheng Jun Luo; Xiao Lei Fan; Zhi Man Yang; Jiu Sheng Yin; Rong Bo Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.376

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High Concentration of Carbon Dioxide Sequestrated by Microalgae in A Closed Raceway Pond Photobioreactor

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CO₂ is the main greenhouse gas leading to global warming. Sequestration strategies of CO₂ have become a popular research topic around the world. Among them, CO₂ biofixation by microalgae is thought to be one of the most effective carbon sequestration means. The flue gas from power plant or waste gas from industry normally contains concentrated CO₂ with concentrations varied from 10% to 95%. In the present study, microalgae growth in a closed raceway pond aerated with high concentration of CO₂ (100%) was examined. The experimental results showed that in the closed raceway pond, microalgae can grow with 100% CO₂ and grow well under certain condition. The present study proved the feasibility of using microalgae for sequestration of concentrated CO₂ emitted from industrial plants.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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Shu Wen Li, Sheng Jun Luo, Xiao Lei Fan, Zhi Man Yang, Jiu Sheng Yin, Rong Bo Guo

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Carbon Dioxide, Closed Raceway Pond, Microalgae

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