Algae Bioreactor 3: Oxygen Production

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The exhaust from an algae bioreactor is pure oxygen.

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[RevNTheogen]

what type of algae do you use?

[davidwgair]

@RevNTheogen

This is a species of chlorella.

[jeffthecoder]

0:40 gettin high at work there, buddy? lol

[NaomiPhoenix]

So basically your making oil, food and oxygen. That's pretty cool

[Robots4Sale]

@ddnguyen278 do you press it while wet or after you dehydrate the water

[Robots4Sale]

some blue green algae is toxic you know

[1Rectified]

You sound pretty bored.

[kessass83]

@davidwgair And how many gallons you can get per I litre of Algae. ?

[ChemTrailSkys]

Can you send me a Pound of your Chlorella?

[Madcow800]

I hate all these people who have to be so negative toward new ideas like datzfast trying to use that kind of data to mind fuck the inventors why cant they just shut up and welcome the new technologies that will make our world a better place and stop importing so much oil from aroud the world

[HomoSapien2012]

man my roof top is almost fully covered with this microbial alien plant, ;) the credit goes to monsoon.

[ddnguyen278]

@HomoSapien2012 Dry the algae, run it through a screw press, extract 99% of the oil, that's how. Screw press can be driven by oil extracted, closing the energy loop. Algae is dead simple to grow, most people grow it in their ponds by accident. A home made bio-reactor can be run off food scraps to grow algae but it might be easier to just bio-digest the food scraps and extract the methane for energy, which some people are doing instead.