Biomethanation of the marine algae Tetraselmis
(1983) International Journal of Solar Energy — Vol. 1, n° 4, p. 263-272 (1983)
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- Biomethanation of algae is an elegant way to convert solar energy into a chemical fuel, i.e. methane. The microbiological process of methanogenesis is leading to a reliable technology. Favorable running conditions were elicited by experiments at the laboratory scale. The process is being developed at the 1-m/sup 3/ scale at Lamezia (Italy). From these experiments, conceptual parameters for a full-scale demonstration plant are calculated.
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Asinari Di San Marzano, C.-M., Legros, A., Naveau, H., & Nyns, E.-J. (1983). Biomethanation of the marine algae Tetraselmis. International Journal of Solar Energy, 1(4), 263-272. https://doi.org/10.1080/01425918208909891 (Original work published 1983)