Evaluation of Industrial Waste-water and exhaust gases for co-usage in Micro-algal growth and Biodiesel production: A review
- School of Biotechnology (An Autonomous University Teaching Department), Rajiv Gandhi Pryodyogiki Vishwavidyalaya (State Technological University of Madhya Pradesh), Airport road, Bhopal- 462033 India
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Abstract
Continued utilization of petroleum sourced powers results in fossil fuel exhaustion and contribution of these fuels to the increment of carbon dioxide in the earth prompts extreme harmful ecological effects. Fluid and vaporous effluents created are connected with every single anthropogenic activity. Micro-algal bio-fuel is the most potential option of fossil fuel and waste treatment. There is not any economically attainable algal-fuel innovation. To make algal bio-fuel fuel commercial, cumulating cheap raw materials and compelling down streaming of product with consummate utilization of biomass ought to be applied. Coupling utilization of waste-water and flue gasses to algal development decrease production cost as well as give waste-water therapy and reduces air contamination. Therefore this review focuses on potential of waste-water, flue gasses as a nutrient source for micro-algae production to develop algal bio-fuel generation technology in future course. Utilization of waste-water, leads to cost reduction of algal biofuels production and waste remediation.
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Vaishali Singh and Archana Tiwari (2015); Evaluation of Industrial Waste-water and exhaust gases for co-usage in Micro-algal growth and Biodiesel production: A review, International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 3 (11), 138-143, ISSN 2320-5407.
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