DOI: 10.15368/theses.2015.102
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Nutrient Transformations in Algae Raceway Ponds Fed Municipal Wastewater

Abstract: Microalgae can be useful in wastewater treatment processes by releasing dissolved oxygen into the water and assimilating nutrients. After treatment, the resulting algal-bacterial biomass can be harvested and used as a biofuel feedstock while the water is discharged or reused off-site. However, to sustainably produce nationally significant quantities of algae biofuel, the water and nutrients used in cultivation would need to be recycled on site for additional algae cultivation. In the present thesis research, s… Show more

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“…In this study, soluble nitrogen and phosphorus were never diminished to the point of limit algal growth rates, based on typical Monod half-saturation constants for green algae (Fulton 2009). Therefore, insolation was assumed to be the main growth limiting factor (Reiff, 2015 andKraetsch, 2015), and all the ponds received equal levels of solar radiation.…”
Section: Autotrophic Productivity and 454 Analysis Of Pond Specificmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this study, soluble nitrogen and phosphorus were never diminished to the point of limit algal growth rates, based on typical Monod half-saturation constants for green algae (Fulton 2009). Therefore, insolation was assumed to be the main growth limiting factor (Reiff, 2015 andKraetsch, 2015), and all the ponds received equal levels of solar radiation.…”
Section: Autotrophic Productivity and 454 Analysis Of Pond Specificmentioning
confidence: 99%