Algae Oil Extraction
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@MrAdhenderson genius
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@TheBSideDJ Are you saying that Shrimp will eat the algae so you don't have to feed them? and in turn the shrimp will shit out food(ammonia) for the nitro bacteria which will in turn provide food for the algae?
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What a brilliant technology. Hats off to you.
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@Veilside1000HP that's not oil production anymore. better : watertank + shrimps + sun + algea (grow by themselves) + aquaponic system > grow vegetables without input (just one little pump). SO Shrimps>pie>ammonium >nitrate (transformed by bacteria in water>= food for plants (vegetables)+watersystem over plants in recirculation with watertank + shrimps > result : big vegetables FOR YOU TO EAT !! normally aquaponic system is used with fish + extra fishfood. So shrimps + algae is better !!!
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could you use the bio mass left over to make diesel?
What proccess do you use to extract the oil? It looked like you used a chemical, and if so: What chemical?
fakemadereal 1 month ago
@fakemadereal... this was explained in an earlier comment I gave... here is my answer:
Water and special catalysts are fractured at high ultrasonic intensity, using very little energy, to crack the algae membrane to facilitate extracting its oil content.
Quantum Fracturing technology greatly enhances the efficiency of algae production and makes it cost-effective and viable.
MrAdhenderson 1 month ago
@ CaseoSpace... the oil can be used for bio-diesel feedstock and for lubricant's and the bio-mass can be used for fertilizer, livestock feedstock as well as burned to create a liquid fuel or to make electricity. Google Advanced NRG Solutions and go to the companies tab once there to see all the bio-fuel technologies in our network!
MrAdhenderson 4 months ago
More from my last comment... once you see Bio-Fuel's... click on Olympia Green Fuels for information on how glycerin breaks down oil, once you finish viewing, then go and look at the information on the OriginOil page! We have solutions already... we are just not implementing them!
MrAdhenderson 5 months ago
Too bad no culture of algae have been genetically engineered yet to make less fatty acids which degrade bio fuel or just plain destroys it in to gallops. So making these algae are pretty much useless for now until a better culture have been engineered in the future.
Veilside1000HP 5 months ago
@Veilside1000HP... better cultures have been engineered!
MrAdhenderson 2 months ago