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Hi everyone.
So I saw a video a while back that demonstrated the effects of rich iron sources on the growth of the Algae Spirulina, in which the iron led to hastened growth and increased culture density. So, I wondered whether the same principle held true for Chlorella (Spoiler: It did!)
If you want to see more about this, follow the link below for the experiment and more in-depth insight.
Greetings everyone/Solarpunks
Despite being simple and making use of abundant materials, sand batteries are paradoxically an emerging tech, that's only just started being utilised at some scale.
Through the link below, I explain sand batteries in more detail, and try to build a small one myself, as it's an area I want to explore further in my research.
I think the tech has great potential as a low tech, scalable, sustainable form of energy storage.
Hi All.
So about a week ago I made a post showing off my new Algae Culture, and all the steps I took to get things up and running.
This time, I'm explaining the main goal with this, which is to create an Algae to biofuel process, in order to produce what's called (due to being deriveed from algae, and having similar properties to regular fuels) "Third Generation Biofuels".
Through the link below, I discuss the cultivation of Chlorella Algae, harvesting and extraction, processing, and more.
Algae to fuel is generally quite an inefficient process, to say the least, at present, but I think with a bit of R&D, this could be improved significantly.
Anyway, if you're interested in finding out more, here is the link!
Hi Everyone.
Algae cultivation has always been an interest of mine, ever since I heard about their applications in biofuel technology. There are many different species of Microalgae and one of the most promising with regards to biofuels is Chlorella. While Algae based biofuels might not make sense from a volume perspective, algae itself can be grown anywhere with the right environmental conditions, even in indoor spaces. And, if natural light is used, and it's scaled up to compensate for the energy cost of air pumps, it could provide a powerful carbon reducing feedstock not just for fuel, but for many other things, including foodstuffs and organic fertilisers (due to their typically high nitrogen content).
In the video linked below, I detail how I started my most recent algae culture, and how I learned from previous mistakes. This method is replicable to anyone who has the time, resources, and can get their hands on a starter culture (something I may work to resolve in the future!).
Does anybody know where I can watch Zeitgeist | Requiem?