Session: Advances in Algal Biorefineries I (2010 Annual Meeting)

Advances in Algal Biorefineries I

Thursday, November 11, 2010: 3:15 PM

251 A Room (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:

Algal biorefineries offer significant potential for future supply of oils, protein, and carbohydrates for fuels and chemicals without impacting food supplies. This session will explore advances in products and processes based on microalgal cultivation. Papers demonstrating the sound application of core scientific and engineering principles will be favored.

Sponsor:

Sustainable Biorefineries

Co-Sponsor(s):

Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division (20), Bioengineering (15c), Alternate Fuels and New Technology (16D), Sustainable Engineering Forum (23), Research and New Technology Committee (18j)

Chair:

Al Darzins
Email: al.darzins@nrel.gov

Co-Chair:

Rakesh Bajpai
Email: bajpair@louisiana.edu

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

3:15 PM

(674a) Application of Top-Down Ecological Control Principles to Maximize Algal Productivity in Open Pond Systems
Belinda S.M. Sturm, Val H. Smith and Frank Jerry deNoyelles

3:40 PM

(674b) Maximizing Productivity in Batch Reactors of Microalgae Nannochloropsis Gaditana
Ming Ren and Kimberly Ogden

4:05 PM

(674c) Photobioreactor Productivity Enhancement Offered by Oscillatory Flow Mixing
Benjamin J. Taylor and Malcolm Mackley

4:30 PM

(674d) Effects of Total Inorganic Carbon On Growth of Chlorella Vulgaris
Jinsoo Kim, Joo-Youp Lee and Kaniz F. Siddiqui

4:55 PM

(674e) Effects of CO2 On South African Fresh Water Microalgae Growth
Edmore Kativu, Tonderayi S Matambo, Diane Hildebrandt and David Glasser

5:20 PM

(674f) Investigation of Chlorella Microalgae Cultivation On Anaerobically Digested Manure
Amarjeet S. Bassi, Gureet Chandok, Shaikh Razzak and Peter Schnurr

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