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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Document from the year 2016 in the subject Energy Sciences, Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus, language: English, abstract: This paper deals with the use of algae in the creation of biofuels as a form of renewable energy. Algae, a group of living organisms uniquely adapted to aquatic environment; they exhibit conversion ability of radiation energy into carbon source aimed at reducing emission from conventional fuel. The most assured interest of algae as a biofuel agent is the abundance storage of lipid which is converted to various energy yields.Civilization, urbanization and competition of tillage land with crops for production of bioenergy have been among the challenges facing the bioenergy sector. However, an excellent panacea is the cultivation of algae from waste, non-waste water or industrial waste water, which has been found to be a positive platform for algae-derived biofuel; numerous attempts have been made by so many nations to reduce carbon emissions; amongst are the developments of frameworks for the prospective utilization of renewable energy resources, due to its abundance and sustainability.There is no gainsaying that countries in African are endowed with renewable energy resources, especially Nigeria. Lack of expertise, inadequate management and failure to adhere to policies has been a great challenge in actualizing the promising benefit of renewable energy and implementation in Nigeria.According to Ladokun et al (2013), Nigeria is a tropical rich zone which lies between latitudes 4°N and 14°N and longitudes 2°2'E and 14°30'E, it occupies wide coverage of 923 770 km2. Owing to its hydrological potentials which are considered as great assets to the algae biofuel energy industry. The country is a coastal region with boundaries along the southern area by the Atlantic Ocean. The country's north-south part extents to about 1 050 km and its east-west extent is about 1 150 km, which is bordered to the western part by Benin Republic, also to the northern region by Niger and Chad, also boarded in the eastern part by Cameroon.…

Contents 1 Algae-based Biofuels A Review of Challenges and Opportunities for Developing Countries 2 Biofuels from MicroalgaeYanqun Li Mark Horsman Nan Wu Christopher Q Lan and Nathalie Dubois-Calero 3 Biodiesel from Microalgae Fuel of 21st CenturyJitendera AS Ahluwalia and Anjuli Sood 4 Prospects of Microalgae of North East India for Biodiesel ProductionJayanta Talukdar and MC Kalita 5 Heterotrophic Production of Lutein and Biomass by Chlorella vulgaris with Different Nitrogen SourcesJ Mary Leema R Kirubagaran AK Abdul Nazar and S Kathiroli 6 Wetlands of Assam Bourne for Exploration of Indigenous Bio-diesel Potential MicroalgaeSimrat Kaur HK Gogoi RB Srivastava and MC Kalita 7 Potential of a Red Alga Lemanea for Use as a Source of BiofuelJayashree Rout BB Chaugule and Rahul Bhosale 8 Exploration and Utilization of microalgae for Biodiesel Production Hindrance Towards Transgenic ApproachJ Purkayastha HK Gogoi and RB Srivastava 9 Macroalgae for Second Generation Biofuels Myth or Reality A European PerspectiveStefan Kraan 10 Our Tryst with Microalgae Having Potential for Biopigments Biopolymer Biofuel and BioremediationSandhya Mishra 11 Impact of Raw Material Composition on Biodiesel A Critical StudySukumar Puhan A Gopinath and G Nagarajan 12 Algal Turf Scrubbers Cleaning Water while Capturing Solar energyWalter Adey and Jeffrey Bannon 13 Potential in Compliance and Voluntary Carbon Market for Algal BiodieselLokesh Chandra Dube and Ankit Kumar 14 Carbon Neutral Biodiesel Production from Microalgae Perspectives and AdvancesShakeel A Khan and Rashmi 15 Opportunities and Assessments of Commodity Chemical Feedstocks from AlgaeSteven J Gluck and Damien Perriman 16 Feasibility of Algal Biomass for Biodiesel ProductionSunil Pabbi and Dolly Wattal Dhar 17 Cultivation and Harvesting of Oil Producing Algae in Hybrid Pond SystemsSK Bhatnagar and Deepika Abrol 18 How India Can Achieve Energy Independence Combat Climate Change and Empower Rural Masses via Biofuels within Just 20 YearsAtul Saxena 19 Bioethanol from Algae for Energy SecurityRenu Singh 20 Evaluation of Algal Cake as Dietary SupplementRaghvendar Singh and SK Bhatnagar 21 Curbing Eutrophication by Growing Mixotrophic Algae for Biofuel FeedstocksMonica Bhatnagar Ashish Bhatnagar Senthil Chinnasamy and KC Das Subject IndexRobust population explosion reduced natural resources imbalanced human food and animal fodder production reduced fertile land receding fossil fuel reserve enhanced GHG larger emission of flue gases etc have brought the world scientists and biotechnologists to the threshold of exploring alternative energy sources clean environment and food security for all living beingsAll major plant feedstock being used for generating bio-fuel the world over trap solar energy to convert it into chemical energy photosynthetically These crops require agricultural land for cultivation and the bio-fuel outcome is poor and time consuming Algae is a group of simplest photosynthetic micro-organisms growing in discrete environmental conditions varying from fresh water to marine water sewage water to domestic waste water rivers to eutrophicated ponds etc The photo-synthetic output of algae is much more higher then other plants and they are capable of traping more solar energy and carbon dioxide Algae are rich in photosynthetic produce like carbohydrates lipids fatty acids proteins etc because of which algae seems to be the most potential feedstock for biofuel production and is called green energyPresent book provides detailed information about algae bio-fuel through the reviews and research articles contributed by internationally recognized scientists The book is comprised of 18 articles on the topics like 21st century algae biofuel heterotrophic production of lutein from Chlorella indigenous bio-fuel production from algae production of transgenic stains of algae for biofuel production macroalgae for biofuel a myth or reality bio-pigments bio-remediation and biofuel algal turf scrubbers ca. plates, figs, tables (illustrateur).…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Biodiesel From Algae | A Complete Book for deriving Biofuel from Algae | Vivek Kumar | Taschenbuch | 124 S. | Englisch | 2012 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9783846548356 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: OmniScriptum GmbH & Co. KG, Bahnhofstr. 28, 66111 Saarbrücken, info[at]akademikerverlag[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

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Etat : Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This volume discusses how plant and algae organisms play a pivotal role in the transformation of solar energy to essential metabolites, and explores the numerous beneficial roles these metabolites have at an industrial level. It presents information on the utilization of plant and algae for biomass production, and shows how this is a practical option for large scale biofuel production. The book examines how these bio-metabolites can then be used to extract biofuel. Biomass produced from plants and algae can act as the source of feedstock for biofuel production and industrially important compounds. This book also explores that by curtailing culturing cost using wastewater, seawater, and industrial water as a nutrient and water source, biomass becomes an economical energy source. The introductory chapters of the book focus on the appreciative values of a pollution-free atmosphere, with special reference to enhanced greenhouse effect, and then are followed by chapters on the potential of plant and algae as a liquid energy resource. This book targets researchers, graduate students, and energy and fuel industry professionals interested in the plant sciences, biotechnology and renewable energy.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume discusses how plant and algae organisms play a pivotal role in the transformation of solar energy to essential metabolites, and explores the numerous beneficial roles these metabolites have at an industrial level. It presents information on the utilization of plant and algae for biomass production, and shows how this is a practical option for large scale biofuel production. The book examines how these bio-metabolites can then be used to extract biofuel. Biomass produced from plants and algae can act as the source of feedstock for biofuel production and industrially important compounds. This book also explores that by curtailing culturing cost using wastewater, seawater, and industrial water as a nutrient and water source, biomass becomes an economical energy source.The introductory chapters of the book focus on the appreciative values of a pollution-free atmosphere, with special reference to enhanced greenhouse effect, and then are followed by chapters on the potential of plant and algae as a liquid energy resource.This book targets researchers, graduate students, and energy and fuel industry professionals interested in the plant sciences, biotechnology and renewable energy.…